Anyone getting phone calls from tech support scammers lately? I got one yesterday. I usually don't answer to obvious fake numbers, but it was a slow day at work so I thought I'd play along. He was an Indian lad working from a busy office by the sounds of it. Claimed to be working for AT&T. Talked me through some PC stuff (I have a Mac, so I had to do some googling as he talked to see what I was supposed to be seeing on my screen). After we got as far as the event viewer I couldn't think of a way of stringing him along any longer, so I just asked "Look, do you just want to skip to the part where I give you my social security number and credit card information?"
Him: "Did I ask you to do that?"
Me: "No, but you're going to eventually, aren't you?"
Him: "I'm calling from AT&T, not some random XYZ company..."
Me: "Yeah, right."
Him: "Look, motherf***er, if you don't want to take part in this call, you're free to hang up any time."
Me: "Why are you doing this? Can you not get a real job? There are plenty of honest jobs out there, you don't have to earn a living by robbing people."
Him: "... and don't you dare waste my time. I don't need advice from you, so stick your advice up your a$$hole..."
Me: "I think you need to calm down, go home and re-think your life." - click -
Funny how quickly they become abusive once they realise you're on to them. I got one a few days ago from an Indian lady.
Her: "Hi, I'm calling about your vehicle's warranty which is expiring soon and would like to offer you a chance to renew it."
Me: "Which vehicle?"
Her "Uhhh, your Ford."
Me: "Which Ford?"
Her: "uuuuuh, Escape."
Me: "Oh, okay." (We have a VW Jetta, but she doesn't need to know that.)
Her: "So would you like to renew your warranty?"
Me: "What about the warranty on our other cars?"
Her: "Uh ... uh ... uh ..."
Me: "Are they expiring soon too?"
Her: "Uh ..."
Me: "Come on, tell me about my other cars, since you seem to know so much about them"
Her: "Uh ..."
Me: "What other cars have I got? You must have all that information in front of you"
Her (screaming): "You keep repeating yourself as if I can't hear you!" - click -
Got loads of you were in a car crash calls, took one for the craic. Said yes I was, said that they had £2000 for me but needed my full account details along with my security code which would verify it was the correct person. Said I diddnt have an account but would happily take a cheque, sorry we can't do that, well tell you what, I will take £1500 and you can all take £500 for helping, no sir that's not the way it works, well final offer, 50/50, he hung me.
Ha! You made a generous offer too!
Got 1 the other day about issues with my BT Open rich (!) line and it was going to be cut off. Strung her a long for a bit as she asked about different lights on my modem before I told her I didn't have one and she hung up.
15 minutes later I got one about insurance on my Sky broadband. Again kept them from bothering someone else for a few minutes before he started to threaten to cut off my sky broadband.
I have neither.
The sad thing is that a lot of very smart people are scammed by very clever get rich quick schemes! Losing their pensions to oversea property scams or other 'guaranteed' high percentage pay offs!
I'm glad I've no savings!
Quote from: Eamonnca1 on November 20, 2019, 07:55:21 PM
Anyone getting phone calls from tech support scammers lately? I got one yesterday. I usually don't answer to obvious fake numbers, but it was a slow day at work so I thought I'd play along. He was an Indian lad working from a busy office by the sounds of it. Claimed to be working for AT&T. Talked me through some PC stuff (I have a Mac, so I had to do some googling as he talked to see what I was supposed to be seeing on my screen). After we got as far as the event viewer I couldn't think of a way of stringing him along any longer, so I just asked "Look, do you just want to skip to the part where I give you my social security number and credit card information?"
Him: "Did I ask you to do that?"
Me: "No, but you're going to eventually, aren't you?"
Him: "I'm calling from AT&T, not some random XYZ company..."
Me: "Yeah, right."
Him: "Look, motherf***er, if you don't want to take part in this call, you're free to hang up any time."
Me: "Why are you doing this? Can you not get a real job? There are plenty of honest jobs out there, you don't have to earn a living by robbing people."
Him: "... and don't you dare waste my time. I don't need advice from you, so stick your advice up your a$$hole..."
Me: "I think you need to calm down, go home and re-think your life." - click -
Funny how quickly they become abusive once they realise you're on to them. I got one a few days ago from an Indian lady.
Her: "Hi, I'm calling about your vehicle's warranty which is expiring soon and would like to offer you a chance to renew it."
Me: "Which vehicle?"
Her "Uhhh, your Ford."
Me: "Which Ford?"
Her: "uuuuuh, Escape."
Me: "Oh, okay." (We have a VW Jetta, but she doesn't need to know that.)
Her: "So would you like to renew your warranty?"
Me: "What about the warranty on our other cars?"
Her: "Uh ... uh ... uh ..."
Me: "Are they expiring soon too?"
Her: "Uh ..."
Me: "Come on, tell me about my other cars, since you seem to know so much about them"
Her: "Uh ..."
Me: "What other cars have I got? You must have all that information in front of you"
Her (screaming): "You keep repeating yourself as if I can't hear you!" - click -
You are a genuis, you typed all that shite as if you are first it has ever happened to, its 2019, check your phone bill next month, these folk like to keep you talking whilst charging you a fortune a minute, you are as well to hang up.
Quote from: Milltown Row2 on November 20, 2019, 08:36:13 PM
The sad thing is that a lot of very smart people are scammed by very clever get rich quick schemes! Losing their pensions to oversea property scams or other 'guaranteed' high percentage pay offs!
I'm glad I've no savings!
I listened to a documentary on Radio 4 the other evening (sure sign of getting old!) about an old girl who got taken to the cleaners to the tune of over £400k. It amazes me that people can be so gullible and I think in this instance her family didn't rein her in as the potential windfall was going to them as inheritance.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000b5lb (https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000b5lb)
I very nearly fell for a good one last year. I was selling a mattress on Craigslist. A fella texted me from out of state saying he was moving to California and would send movers to pick it up. He would send me a cashier's check (bank draft) for $220 (I only wanted about $20 for the mattress). The movers would come to pick up the mattress and I'd pay their $200 moving fee by wiring money to an out-of-state address by Western Union. He gave me some bogus excuse about the movers not being able to accept payment from him. I deposited the check in my credit union and the funds cleared, so for a second I thought it was legit. Then he texted me on a different number, saying his old phone died and this was his new number. Western Union's website says never to send money to someone you've never met. I did a bit of googling and found that this is called an "overpayment scam." I rang the credit union and they investigated, called me back to confirm that it was a fake check the fella had sent me, and they deducted the funds back out of my account. The fella started getting belligerent in his texts, demanding to know when he was going to get reimbursed.
If I'd wired the money to him I'd probably have had no comeback.
I went to the local cops to report it but it was a holiday weekend and they were unavailable after office hours, or something, so I never bothered following up. I probably should have. Might have been a case for the FBI or something if it's an ongoing scam running across state lines.
From the DoJ website:
QuoteThe scams work like this: Someone responds to your posting or ad, and offers to use a cashier's check, personal check or corporate check to pay for the item you're selling. At the last minute, the so-called buyer (or the buyer's "agent") comes up with a reason for writing the check for more than the purchase price, and asks you to wire back the difference after you deposit the check. You deposit the check and wire the funds back to the "buyers." Later, the check bounces, leaving you liable for the entire amount.
The checks are counterfeit, but good enough to fool unsuspecting bank tellers.
Local bank manager told me this one. Older lady(in her 80's) went into the local branch and asked to withdraw her savings. Was only a few thousand but was her entire savings. The cashier twigged something was a miss and asked her why she was withdrawing the cash.
The wee lady told them that she had been contacted by the bank who had asked her to withdraw the cash so it could be moved to a more secure location. They would then come to her house to pick the cash up at an arranged time. Police were contacted and two men arrested.
Hard to believe someone could get caught out like this but it does happen.
I remember this other case which was more elaborate
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/northern-ireland/mum-advised-to-find-77000-after-email-scam-or-lose-another-30000-31603014.html
Scammers? ;D
When I read the title first I thought the thread was about T-mac and his Armagh mates! lol
Quote from: under the bar on November 20, 2019, 11:29:23 PM
Scammers? ;D
When I read the title first I thought the thread was about T-mac and his Armagh mates! lol
Seriously drinking every night isn't good for you kid, are you not seriously embarrassed by the shite you post, then again you are from Tyrone, the cheating and diving they do prove they have a neck for anything. Hows your club mates at Man U getting on this weather. ;D
Used to get loads and loads of calls years ago from scammers about renewing my mobile phone contract I would always politely decline. After a few drinks one night though I decided to play along. As it got to the end of the call they began asking me for my bank details which I refused to give them. From there the conversation went like this.
Scammer: why won't you provide those sir?
Me: why would you need those I don't pay the bill myself.
Scammer: Do you use the phone mainly for business or leisure.
Me: neither,
Scammer: what did you mean neither?
Me: it's for governmental work
Scammer: why what do you do
Me: I'm a double 0
Scammer: oh so you wouldn't make the decision on the new phone?
Me: No
Scammer: oh who would sir?
Me: Well Q looks after all of our technology but you'd probably be better speaking to M she's the one in charge.
Scammer: Click
That was about 16 years ago and whilst not particularly funny or clever I've never been phoned by scammers since. I hope they've added me to their list of time wasters.
Quote from: under the bar on November 20, 2019, 11:29:23 PM
Scammers? ;D
When I read the title first I thought the thread was about T-mac and his Armagh mates! lol
Not going to lie, I did also think this was going to be about Tmac and topsoil feud yesterday..
Latest one doing the rounds is about not paying your Amazon or Netflix account, we will close it down blah blah blah. Problem with scams is that people fall for them, that's way they keep doing it
Quote from: t_mac on November 20, 2019, 08:47:01 PM
Quote from: Eamonnca1 on November 20, 2019, 07:55:21 PM
Anyone getting phone calls from tech support scammers lately? I got one yesterday. I usually don't answer to obvious fake numbers, but it was a slow day at work so I thought I'd play along. He was an Indian lad working from a busy office by the sounds of it. Claimed to be working for AT&T. Talked me through some PC stuff (I have a Mac, so I had to do some googling as he talked to see what I was supposed to be seeing on my screen). After we got as far as the event viewer I couldn't think of a way of stringing him along any longer, so I just asked "Look, do you just want to skip to the part where I give you my social security number and credit card information?"
Him: "Did I ask you to do that?"
Me: "No, but you're going to eventually, aren't you?"
Him: "I'm calling from AT&T, not some random XYZ company..."
Me: "Yeah, right."
Him: "Look, motherf***er, if you don't want to take part in this call, you're free to hang up any time."
Me: "Why are you doing this? Can you not get a real job? There are plenty of honest jobs out there, you don't have to earn a living by robbing people."
Him: "... and don't you dare waste my time. I don't need advice from you, so stick your advice up your a$$hole..."
Me: "I think you need to calm down, go home and re-think your life." - click -
Funny how quickly they become abusive once they realise you're on to them. I got one a few days ago from an Indian lady.
Her: "Hi, I'm calling about your vehicle's warranty which is expiring soon and would like to offer you a chance to renew it."
Me: "Which vehicle?"
Her "Uhhh, your Ford."
Me: "Which Ford?"
Her: "uuuuuh, Escape."
Me: "Oh, okay." (We have a VW Jetta, but she doesn't need to know that.)
Her: "So would you like to renew your warranty?"
Me: "What about the warranty on our other cars?"
Her: "Uh ... uh ... uh ..."
Me: "Are they expiring soon too?"
Her: "Uh ..."
Me: "Come on, tell me about my other cars, since you seem to know so much about them"
Her: "Uh ..."
Me: "What other cars have I got? You must have all that information in front of you"
Her (screaming): "You keep repeating yourself as if I can't hear you!" - click -
You are a genuis, you typed all that shite as if you are first it has ever happened to, its 2019, check your phone bill next month, these folk like to keep you talking whilst charging you a fortune a minute, you are as well to hang up.
You will have to explain that to me, how does he get charged for taking a call from a scammer and keeping the conversation going? I think every moment you have them on the phone is a minute less they are scamming some poor vunerable people. When that "Windows TEch Support" one was doing the rounds I used to manage to keep them on the phone for 10 mins at a time claiming my computer was restarting/freezing. It was funny to hear the frustration on the other end. My father got the same call and thought it was real and only he couldnt figure out how to follow your mans instructions then he would have been scammed.
Quote from: Itchy on November 21, 2019, 11:16:37 AM
Quote from: t_mac on November 20, 2019, 08:47:01 PM
Quote from: Eamonnca1 on November 20, 2019, 07:55:21 PM
Anyone getting phone calls from tech support scammers lately? I got one yesterday. I usually don't answer to obvious fake numbers, but it was a slow day at work so I thought I'd play along. He was an Indian lad working from a busy office by the sounds of it. Claimed to be working for AT&T. Talked me through some PC stuff (I have a Mac, so I had to do some googling as he talked to see what I was supposed to be seeing on my screen). After we got as far as the event viewer I couldn't think of a way of stringing him along any longer, so I just asked "Look, do you just want to skip to the part where I give you my social security number and credit card information?"
Him: "Did I ask you to do that?"
Me: "No, but you're going to eventually, aren't you?"
Him: "I'm calling from AT&T, not some random XYZ company..."
Me: "Yeah, right."
Him: "Look, motherf***er, if you don't want to take part in this call, you're free to hang up any time."
Me: "Why are you doing this? Can you not get a real job? There are plenty of honest jobs out there, you don't have to earn a living by robbing people."
Him: "... and don't you dare waste my time. I don't need advice from you, so stick your advice up your a$$hole..."
Me: "I think you need to calm down, go home and re-think your life." - click -
Funny how quickly they become abusive once they realise you're on to them. I got one a few days ago from an Indian lady.
Her: "Hi, I'm calling about your vehicle's warranty which is expiring soon and would like to offer you a chance to renew it."
Me: "Which vehicle?"
Her "Uhhh, your Ford."
Me: "Which Ford?"
Her: "uuuuuh, Escape."
Me: "Oh, okay." (We have a VW Jetta, but she doesn't need to know that.)
Her: "So would you like to renew your warranty?"
Me: "What about the warranty on our other cars?"
Her: "Uh ... uh ... uh ..."
Me: "Are they expiring soon too?"
Her: "Uh ..."
Me: "Come on, tell me about my other cars, since you seem to know so much about them"
Her: "Uh ..."
Me: "What other cars have I got? You must have all that information in front of you"
Her (screaming): "You keep repeating yourself as if I can't hear you!" - click -
You are a genuis, you typed all that shite as if you are first it has ever happened to, its 2019, check your phone bill next month, these folk like to keep you talking whilst charging you a fortune a minute, you are as well to hang up.
You will have to explain that to me, how does he get charged for taking a call from a scammer and keeping the conversation going? I think every moment you have them on the phone is a minute less they are scamming some poor vunerable people. When that "Windows TEch Support" one was doing the rounds I used to manage to keep them on the phone for 10 mins at a time claiming my computer was restarting/freezing. It was funny to hear the frustration on the other end. My father got the same call and thought it was real and only he couldnt figure out how to follow your mans instructions then he would have been scammed.
Yes i think you are right here. I think he's thinking about peple choosing to call back on missed calls from these scams and being connected to a premium rate line.
Another scam was answering automated calls and choosing an option that then connected them to another premium line (im not sure of this is still doing the rounds).
The scam below seemed to involve the phones being hacked somehow?
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/bills/article-3560304/amp/The-terrifying-new-mobile-phone-scam-leaves-300-bill-calls-never-made.html
Quote from: Pearse Blue on November 21, 2019, 09:16:08 AM
Quote from: under the bar on November 20, 2019, 11:29:23 PM
Scammers? ;D
When I read the title first I thought the thread was about T-mac and his Armagh mates! lol
Not going to lie, I did also think this was going to be about Tmac and topsoil feud yesterday..
Fcuk me the millenniums and their cotton wool blanket, two post exchanged and it is a feud!
It's been years since we had a proper feud on the board 8)
Eamonnca1 got everyone banned sure, but he's found God now, everyone's his friend.
Quote from: Eamonnca1 on November 20, 2019, 07:55:21 PM
Anyone getting phone calls from tech support scammers lately? I got one yesterday. I usually don't answer to obvious fake numbers, but it was a slow day at work so I thought I'd play along. He was an Indian lad working from a busy office by the sounds of it. Claimed to be working for AT&T. Talked me through some PC stuff (I have a Mac, so I had to do some googling as he talked to see what I was supposed to be seeing on my screen). After we got as far as the event viewer I couldn't think of a way of stringing him along any longer, so I just asked "Look, do you just want to skip to the part where I give you my social security number and credit card information?"
Him: "Did I ask you to do that?"
Me: "No, but you're going to eventually, aren't you?"
Him: "I'm calling from AT&T, not some random XYZ company..."
Me: "Yeah, right."
Him: "Look, motherf***er, if you don't want to take part in this call, you're free to hang up any time."
Me: "Why are you doing this? Can you not get a real job? There are plenty of honest jobs out there, you don't have to earn a living by robbing people."
Him: "... and don't you dare waste my time. I don't need advice from you, so stick your advice up your a$$hole..."
Me: "I think you need to calm down, go home and re-think your life." - click -
Funny how quickly they become abusive once they realise you're on to them. I got one a few days ago from an Indian lady.
Her: "Hi, I'm calling about your vehicle's warranty which is expiring soon and would like to offer you a chance to renew it."
Me: "Which vehicle?"
Her "Uhhh, your Ford."
Me: "Which Ford?"
Her: "uuuuuh, Escape."
Me: "Oh, okay." (We have a VW Jetta, but she doesn't need to know that.)
Her: "So would you like to renew your warranty?"
Me: "What about the warranty on our other cars?"
Her: "Uh ... uh ... uh ..."
Me: "Are they expiring soon too?"
Her: "Uh ..."
Me: "Come on, tell me about my other cars, since you seem to know so much about them"
Her: "Uh ..."
Me: "What other cars have I got? You must have all that information in front of you"
Her (screaming): "You keep repeating yourself as if I can't hear you!" - click -
https://twitter.com/_DHOTYA?s=09
Quote from: laoislad on November 22, 2019, 08:36:05 AM
Quote from: Eamonnca1 on November 20, 2019, 07:55:21 PM
Anyone getting phone calls from tech support scammers lately? I got one yesterday. I usually don't answer to obvious fake numbers, but it was a slow day at work so I thought I'd play along. He was an Indian lad working from a busy office by the sounds of it. Claimed to be working for AT&T. Talked me through some PC stuff (I have a Mac, so I had to do some googling as he talked to see what I was supposed to be seeing on my screen). After we got as far as the event viewer I couldn't think of a way of stringing him along any longer, so I just asked "Look, do you just want to skip to the part where I give you my social security number and credit card information?"
Him: "Did I ask you to do that?"
Me: "No, but you're going to eventually, aren't you?"
Him: "I'm calling from AT&T, not some random XYZ company..."
Me: "Yeah, right."
Him: "Look, motherf***er, if you don't want to take part in this call, you're free to hang up any time."
Me: "Why are you doing this? Can you not get a real job? There are plenty of honest jobs out there, you don't have to earn a living by robbing people."
Him: "... and don't you dare waste my time. I don't need advice from you, so stick your advice up your a$$hole..."
Me: "I think you need to calm down, go home and re-think your life." - click -
Funny how quickly they become abusive once they realise you're on to them. I got one a few days ago from an Indian lady.
Her: "Hi, I'm calling about your vehicle's warranty which is expiring soon and would like to offer you a chance to renew it."
Me: "Which vehicle?"
Her "Uhhh, your Ford."
Me: "Which Ford?"
Her: "uuuuuh, Escape."
Me: "Oh, okay." (We have a VW Jetta, but she doesn't need to know that.)
Her: "So would you like to renew your warranty?"
Me: "What about the warranty on our other cars?"
Her: "Uh ... uh ... uh ..."
Me: "Are they expiring soon too?"
Her: "Uh ..."
Me: "Come on, tell me about my other cars, since you seem to know so much about them"
Her: "Uh ..."
Me: "What other cars have I got? You must have all that information in front of you"
Her (screaming): "You keep repeating yourself as if I can't hear you!" - click -
https://twitter.com/_DHOTYA?s=09
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You's are only amatuers dealing with these Scammers I came across this fella from the North that really takes them to the cleaners, theres loads of ones on youtube taking on Scammers but this fella goes far enoguht to put them out of business ;D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHHzoDqZL8M
Quote from: MoChara on November 22, 2019, 08:59:32 AM
You's are only amatuers dealing with these Scammers I came across this fella from the North that really takes them to the cleaners, theres loads of ones on youtube taking on Scammers but this fella goes far enoguht to put them out of business ;D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHHzoDqZL8M
That is class.
Quote from: 93-DY-SAM on November 22, 2019, 09:43:44 AM
Quote from: MoChara on November 22, 2019, 08:59:32 AM
You's are only amatuers dealing with these Scammers I came across this fella from the North that really takes them to the cleaners, theres loads of ones on youtube taking on Scammers but this fella goes far enoguht to put them out of business ;D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHHzoDqZL8M
That is class.
He's some man
Quote from: MoChara on November 22, 2019, 08:59:32 AM
You's are only amatuers dealing with these Scammers I came across this fella from the North that really takes them to the cleaners, theres loads of ones on youtube taking on Scammers but this fella goes far enoguht to put them out of business ;D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHHzoDqZL8M
Great work - I'd say he put some effort and time into that.
Quote from: 93-DY-SAM on November 22, 2019, 09:43:44 AM
Quote from: MoChara on November 22, 2019, 08:59:32 AM
You's are only amatuers dealing with these Scammers I came across this fella from the North that really takes them to the cleaners, theres loads of ones on youtube taking on Scammers but this fella goes far enoguht to put them out of business ;D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHHzoDqZL8M
That is class.
Probably horseshit - nice graphics though and a great tale, probably got loads of more subscribers after this.
Quote from: t_mac on November 22, 2019, 01:20:07 PM
Quote from: 93-DY-SAM on November 22, 2019, 09:43:44 AM
Quote from: MoChara on November 22, 2019, 08:59:32 AM
You's are only amatuers dealing with these Scammers I came across this fella from the North that really takes them to the cleaners, theres loads of ones on youtube taking on Scammers but this fella goes far enoguht to put them out of business ;D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHHzoDqZL8M
That is class.
Probably horseshit - nice graphics though and a great tale, probably got loads of more subscribers after this.
Why would it be? People make a living off YouTube. Not like it's far fetched or anything
Quote from: general_lee on November 22, 2019, 02:00:56 PM
Quote from: t_mac on November 22, 2019, 01:20:07 PM
Quote from: 93-DY-SAM on November 22, 2019, 09:43:44 AM
Quote from: MoChara on November 22, 2019, 08:59:32 AM
You's are only amatuers dealing with these Scammers I came across this fella from the North that really takes them to the cleaners, theres loads of ones on youtube taking on Scammers but this fella goes far enoguht to put them out of business ;D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHHzoDqZL8M
That is class.
Probably horseshit - nice graphics though and a great tale, probably got loads of more subscribers after this.
Why would it be? People make a living off YouTube. Not like it's far fetched or anything
Yeah more subscribers the better, the better the story the more subscribers, a sophisticated scam outfit and he had some malware installed for weeks and weeks watching their every move and they knew nothing about it?
Some of you must live some fairly dull lives if you can't believe anything remotely interesting happens to other people.
Who is this t_mac and why is he such a fcuk wit?
God knows. Either way he just went on my ignore list.
Quote from: Eamonnca1 on November 22, 2019, 06:03:39 PM
God knows. Either way he just went on my ignore list.
Ahh bless I'm heartbroken.
Quote from: 93-DY-SAM on November 22, 2019, 05:21:40 PM
Who is this t_mac and why is he such a fcuk wit?
You on the wine kid, bless.
Quote from: t_mac on November 22, 2019, 10:20:52 PM
Quote from: 93-DY-SAM on November 22, 2019, 05:21:40 PM
Who is this t_mac and why is he such a fcuk wit?
You on the wine kid, bless.
What the feck does that even mean. Stop being a p***k.
Quote from: 93-DY-SAM on November 22, 2019, 11:07:53 PM
Quote from: t_mac on November 22, 2019, 10:20:52 PM
Quote from: 93-DY-SAM on November 22, 2019, 05:21:40 PM
Who is this t_mac and why is he such a fcuk wit?
You on the wine kid, bless.
What the feck does that even mean. Stop being a p***k.
So you're what 15 or so, just name calling, that all you have, you not signed up to the lurgan mans point of order. ;D
Quote from: t_mac on November 23, 2019, 08:03:39 AM
Quote from: 93-DY-SAM on November 22, 2019, 11:07:53 PM
Quote from: t_mac on November 22, 2019, 10:20:52 PM
Quote from: 93-DY-SAM on November 22, 2019, 05:21:40 PM
Who is this t_mac and why is he such a fcuk wit?
You on the wine kid, bless.
What the feck does that even mean. Stop being a p***k.
So you're what 15 or so, just name calling, that all you have, you not signed up to the lurgan mans point of order. ;D
Jesus man you talk some bollocks. Whatever it is you have to say just spit it out in plain English. Enough of the riddles. What has Lurgan got to do with anything.
Quote from: 93-DY-SAM on November 23, 2019, 09:46:15 AM
Quote from: t_mac on November 23, 2019, 08:03:39 AM
Quote from: 93-DY-SAM on November 22, 2019, 11:07:53 PM
Quote from: t_mac on November 22, 2019, 10:20:52 PM
Quote from: 93-DY-SAM on November 22, 2019, 05:21:40 PM
Who is this t_mac and why is he such a fcuk wit?
You on the wine kid, bless.
What the feck does that even mean. Stop being a p***k.
So you're what 15 or so, just name calling, that all you have, you not signed up to the lurgan mans point of order. ;D
Jesus man you talk some bollocks. Whatever it is you have to say just spit it out in plain English. Enough of the riddles. What has Lurgan got to do with anything.
Maybe its counselling of some description you need, talk to some if the Tyronies they might know a good point of contact, or if calling folk here derogatory names does if for you, fire away kid. :-*
t_mac on to ignore list. Absolute knob.
Quote from: fearsiuil on November 23, 2019, 02:19:51 PM
t_mac on to ignore list. Absolute knob.
This entire page now reads 'you are ignoring this user'. Bit tedious, but saves me having to wade through tons of tripe.
Quote from: playwiththewind1st on November 23, 2019, 02:58:56 PM
Quote from: fearsiuil on November 23, 2019, 02:19:51 PM
t_mac on to ignore list. Absolute knob.
This entire page now reads 'you are ignoring this user'. Bit tedious, but saves me having to wade through tons of tripe.
I suspect you're not missing much.
Lol hes been trolling Eamon under a few names for a while now.
He gets banned but then gets restless, comes back on and
behaves for a while but then inevitably zeros in on Eamon again. Rather hilariously he brings up stuff on Eamon that they fell out under his old username before his current user was even on the board. Its entertaining for a while as Eamon needs a wee bit of a dressing down but after a while it just becomes silly.
Eammonca1 has proven hes a nasty piece of work over the years but hes found God now or something and craves attention and sympathy. His point of order thread was pathetic bazzarliy he only blocked this username yesterday but like a politician in a TV studio failed to respond to any comments on said thread which called him out.
Quote from: omaghjoe on November 24, 2019, 07:53:43 AM
Lol hes been trolling Eamon under a few names for a while now.
He gets banned but then gets restless, comes back on and
behaves for a while but then inevitably zeros in on Eamon again. Rather hilariously he brings up stuff on Eamon that they fell out under his old username before his current user was even on the board. Its entertaining for a while as Eamon needs a wee bit of a dressing down but after a while it just becomes silly.
Milltownrow2 used to get this on the Antrim board quite regularly too. Some people have little to be at.
Quote from: imtommygunn on November 24, 2019, 05:05:38 PM
Quote from: omaghjoe on November 24, 2019, 07:53:43 AM
Lol hes been trolling Eamon under a few names for a while now.
He gets banned but then gets restless, comes back on and
behaves for a while but then inevitably zeros in on Eamon again. Rather hilariously he brings up stuff on Eamon that they fell out under his old username before his current user was even on the board. Its entertaining for a while as Eamon needs a wee bit of a dressing down but after a while it just becomes silly.
Milltownrow2 used to get this on the Antrim board quite regularly too. Some people have little to be at.
Probably because you reap what you sow, these guys hiding behind usernames feel they can say what the want, no matter how abhorrent without reproach.
Quote from: t_mac on November 24, 2019, 05:42:18 PM
Quote from: imtommygunn on November 24, 2019, 05:05:38 PM
Quote from: omaghjoe on November 24, 2019, 07:53:43 AM
Lol hes been trolling Eamon under a few names for a while now.
He gets banned but then gets restless, comes back on and
behaves for a while but then inevitably zeros in on Eamon again. Rather hilariously he brings up stuff on Eamon that they fell out under his old username before his current user was even on the board. Its entertaining for a while as Eamon needs a wee bit of a dressing down but after a while it just becomes silly.
Milltownrow2 used to get this on the Antrim board quite regularly too. Some people have little to be at.
Probably because you reap what you sow, these guys hiding behind usernames feel they can say what the want, no matter how abhorrent without reproach.
LMAO. You created your new account just 4 months ago and are already the board pariah....again!!! ;D. People have deserted you faster than your fellow countyman Mo Robinson! ;D Mate of yours?
Quote from: under the bar on November 24, 2019, 08:09:09 PM
Quote from: t_mac on November 24, 2019, 05:42:18 PM
Quote from: imtommygunn on November 24, 2019, 05:05:38 PM
Quote from: omaghjoe on November 24, 2019, 07:53:43 AM
Lol hes been trolling Eamon under a few names for a while now.
He gets banned but then gets restless, comes back on and
behaves for a while but then inevitably zeros in on Eamon again. Rather hilariously he brings up stuff on Eamon that they fell out under his old username before his current user was even on the board. Its entertaining for a while as Eamon needs a wee bit of a dressing down but after a while it just becomes silly.
Milltownrow2 used to get this on the Antrim board quite regularly too. Some people have little to be at.
Probably because you reap what you sow, these guys hiding behind usernames feel they can say what the want, no matter how abhorrent without reproach.
LMAO. You created your new account just 4 months ago and are already the board pariah....again!!! ;D. People have deserted you faster than your fellow countyman Mo Robinson! ;D Mate of yours?
I'd say you out in front on points, folk don't like being called out, least you are consistently a tool and a bigot.
Quote from: t_mac on November 24, 2019, 05:42:18 PM
Quote from: imtommygunn on November 24, 2019, 05:05:38 PM
Quote from: omaghjoe on November 24, 2019, 07:53:43 AM
Lol hes been trolling Eamon under a few names for a while now.
He gets banned but then gets restless, comes back on and
behaves for a while but then inevitably zeros in on Eamon again. Rather hilariously he brings up stuff on Eamon that they fell out under his old username before his current user was even on the board. Its entertaining for a while as Eamon needs a wee bit of a dressing down but after a while it just becomes silly.
Milltownrow2 used to get this on the Antrim board quite regularly too. Some people have little to be at.
Probably because you reap what you sow, these guys hiding behind usernames feel they can say what the want, no matter how abhorrent without reproach.
Everyone knows who mr is and he doesn't hide it though so it is only the other side are anonymous there...
Quote from: t_mac on November 24, 2019, 08:42:40 PM
Quote from: under the bar on November 24, 2019, 08:09:09 PM
Quote from: t_mac on November 24, 2019, 05:42:18 PM
Quote from: imtommygunn on November 24, 2019, 05:05:38 PM
Quote from: omaghjoe on November 24, 2019, 07:53:43 AM
Lol hes been trolling Eamon under a few names for a while now.
He gets banned but then gets restless, comes back on and
behaves for a while but then inevitably zeros in on Eamon again. Rather hilariously he brings up stuff on Eamon that they fell out under his old username before his current user was even on the board. Its entertaining for a while as Eamon needs a wee bit of a dressing down but after a while it just becomes silly.
Milltownrow2 used to get this on the Antrim board quite regularly too. Some people have little to be at.
Probably because you reap what you sow, these guys hiding behind usernames feel they can say what the want, no matter how abhorrent without reproach.
LMAO. You created your new account just 4 months ago and are already the board pariah....again!!! ;D. People have deserted you faster than your fellow countyman Mo Robinson! ;D Mate of yours?
I'd say you out in front on points, folk don't like being called out, least you are consistently a tool and a bigot.
Can you try that in English? ;D or even Irish so we can decipher your utterances??