I sit and think what would happen if I put up a post with the Orange logo, asking visitors for their personal data for who knows what aberration? Data to use, of course for not exactly Orthodox purposes. Would someone be able to leave me a comment with a series and no. BUT. + a PNC? Definitely, YES! But if I used the logo of a bank and put some fields in which to write the card number, name and etc. private data? You would find quite naive people...

Last week and about 2-3 months ago, I had some strange comments, on posts where I was trying to draw attention to some online bank fraud attempts. For example at This post, someone tried last week to check their account from Raiffeisen Bank, in the form of comment. I did not approve the comment. Someone else left me all the card data (including the PIN) 3 months ago. They were written beautifully, one at a time. Card number, account, name, pin...etc...and at the end "I want to know how much money I have left". I'm sure that if I accepted that comment, by the time he got to the bank, he wouldn't have anything left on his account (or if he gave the data on other sites as well...AMEN!).
The last "note" of the genre, came tonight, at a position which has nothing to do with any mobile phone service. The only landmark being the word "Orange” used in the post title.
Try to decipher the infected writing and see how far some people's naivety can go. I allowed myself to this comment, which wants to be a "REPORTING COMPLAINTS". to Orange Romania, to delete the author's other identification data (CNP, serial number and bulletin number).

Click here: http://www.stealt….l#comment-49670

Indeed, the man was the victim of a cheap trick. That site, orange-international.org, exists.