I will word it a little differently here since people at the old fezziksplace took humbrage when I said Pinnacle was selling info.
But I got some mail from betonline.com (BO) One was addressed to my real name, and one was addressed to my account number as my first name, and y password as my last name.
So either Pinnacle sold not only account numbers but passwords as well, or someone got a hold of the information.
Either way, I would suggest, that if you use whatever password you used at Pinnacle for anything else, you might want to change it.
The worst thing is I still had an account there, I just had to change stuff around after they "stopped" taking bets from the U.S. Needless to say I closed that account yesterday and I went over every transaction made from it and luckilly nothing was done that I didn't do. But they still owe me the transfer which I hope to get today.
So even though I knew they had slipped and were alittle mickey mouse in a lot of stuff now, they still offered decent prices and were still better than most places out there. I won't do business with anyone I can't trust, for whatever reason.
It would almost be better if they did sell it. The idea of soemone stealing it is a little worse. because good guys don't steal stuff. And bad guys don't steal stuff just to sell the info. They steal it to GET the info to use, in whatever way they can.
Hopefully it was limited to people with a certain balance there, and they didn't bother with guys with low figures, but that is usually not the way it works, they get everyone and every thing they can and go from there.
Since I haven't seen anyone else saying they got it then who knows. I just know I did, and feel it is in the best interests of everyone if I share it.
Like I told the apologists over at nomorefezzikatfezziksplace, it doesn't matter how the information got out, it got out, and people are using it in a way that in the very least invades a person's privacy, and at wosrt..well use your imagination.
But I got some mail from betonline.com (BO) One was addressed to my real name, and one was addressed to my account number as my first name, and y password as my last name.
So either Pinnacle sold not only account numbers but passwords as well, or someone got a hold of the information.
Either way, I would suggest, that if you use whatever password you used at Pinnacle for anything else, you might want to change it.
The worst thing is I still had an account there, I just had to change stuff around after they "stopped" taking bets from the U.S. Needless to say I closed that account yesterday and I went over every transaction made from it and luckilly nothing was done that I didn't do. But they still owe me the transfer which I hope to get today.
So even though I knew they had slipped and were alittle mickey mouse in a lot of stuff now, they still offered decent prices and were still better than most places out there. I won't do business with anyone I can't trust, for whatever reason.
It would almost be better if they did sell it. The idea of soemone stealing it is a little worse. because good guys don't steal stuff. And bad guys don't steal stuff just to sell the info. They steal it to GET the info to use, in whatever way they can.
Hopefully it was limited to people with a certain balance there, and they didn't bother with guys with low figures, but that is usually not the way it works, they get everyone and every thing they can and go from there.
Since I haven't seen anyone else saying they got it then who knows. I just know I did, and feel it is in the best interests of everyone if I share it.
Like I told the apologists over at nomorefezzikatfezziksplace, it doesn't matter how the information got out, it got out, and people are using it in a way that in the very least invades a person's privacy, and at wosrt..well use your imagination.
