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Hill Security worries
Posted On: 03/25/2013 01:41:33

Hello all members of the Hill,
I just checked this out to be sure.
Anyone with internet access can read the blogs, however, only members of the Hill can access General Chit Chat and members pages, unless of course a member has made their page accessible only to people on their friends list. It seems the public groups can also be viewed by none members.

There isn't any website on the internet 100% safe and this includes government web sites so please be aware of this when posting private information such as you email address or phone numbers and never never never give your credit card or bank account details to any other member here asking for them. Spammers join the Hill every day of the week and It's part of the staffs job to remove them as soon as we have proof that they really are a spammer. Some of these people can be quite crafty, they don't post anything on the blogs, they send private messages to other members advertising goods or asking for money to pay for a sick child needing an operation etc. If you get any messages of this nature, please contact myself or one of the other four staff whose names are on the home page. Staff members cannot access any other members private messages or any private groups so we can only help you out if you let us know about problems like this and tell us the site name of the person who sent you the message---------please remember, spammer are usually just trying to earn a living by selling you something, but parasites are only after your money and play on your emotions and feelings to get it from your pocket to their pocket---------------------don't fall for it-------kind regards, Arthur



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03/26/2013 03:25:03

 Thanks for posting this one. Having retired prior to the computer in most homes, I certainly know what scam artists were to my clients. Only it was the phone them...


  Having retired from the office on Aging after 27 years, I love to see your blog Arthur. I had elderly clients that did fall for these phone calls. On elderly gentleman was sending money off weekly till his only daughter had to take over everything and have his phone number changed and unlisted.


  Also grandchildren getting in trouble...and in jail. The calls to their grandparents from jail cost money. One lady kept accepting the calls and the kid ran up a 300.00 phone bill on this poor lady.


 Your blog brought back many memories of having to get a Senior ombudsman involved.


Thanks for posting this warning, and since the phone scams are still going on, Beware and be leary.



03/25/2013 17:55:26



03/25/2013 16:26:54

 photo thankYoucc.gifWell said.  A.




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