Post: Playing Xbox Cost a Family Their Identity
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03-21-2011, 05:43 AM
#1
420
Kush Friendly
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Source: You must login or register to view this content. // By: 420 // March 20, 2011.
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14 year old Zach Grant learned the cliché lesson of "Don't talk to strangers!" the hard way. The issue was stated by Grant's mom on Tuesday night, where she explained that; Zach was talking to a person (with the gamertag of Mr.Lambourgini) on Xbox Live, about Microsoft Points, something young Grant was interested in. Mr.Lambourgini asked Zach for an email and password. Zach gave up the info, and his fathers credit card information was now revealed to Mr.Lambourgini.
Luckily, Zach recorded the conversation:
Originally posted by another user
Mr.Lambourgini:
<li> "What you have to do is send me an email address and password."
<li> "You have like 20 minutes to get me an email address and password. I am not a hacker."
<li> "What you have to do is send me an email address and password."
<li> "You have like 20 minutes to get me an email address and password. I am not a hacker."
Zach states the offender bought around $500 worth of stuff related to Microsoft; who have not come up with a solution for the Grant family yet.
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03-21-2011, 09:29 PM
#13
Boris Johnson
Craigy...Craigo!
My mate done this once and he got his account back, just after the "hacker" bought the MS points, so he had over 20,000 on his account.
03-21-2011, 10:46 PM
#14
Potassium
Banned
this kid is just stupid how do you bieleve someone "im not a hacker" its like someone of suspicion asking " Whats your IP a address " this kid needs a slap on the side of the head for being this stupid im 14 and im no weres near as stupid to let someone do this
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