[anon6040766]

Everyday we put ourselves in jeopardy of identity theft and scams without thinking twice. Example, go eat at a restaurant...time to pay, what's to stop the waiter from writing down all your debit/credit card info in the back while running the card? Can't live in fear, but should always be vigilante. Rule #1 for door to door service. Ask for information and let them know if you're interested you will call. Never let anyone in that you have not requested to come to your residence unless you can physically defend yourself. Rule #2, see Rule #1. Be careful people. Even people in legit roles with legit companies do illegitimate things.

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[Andy Wijaya]

Everyday we put ourselves in jeopardy of identity theft and scams without thinking twice. Example, go eat at a restaurant...time to pay, what's to stop the waiter from writing down all your debit/credit card info in the back while running the card? Can't live in fear, but should always be vigilante. Rule #1 for door to door service. Ask for information and let them know if you're interested you will call. Never let anyone in that you have not requested to come to your residence unless you can physically defend yourself. Rule #2, see Rule #1. Be careful people. Even people in legit roles with legit companies do illegitimate things.

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That is so true. We just have to trust other people. But that's what makes it scary right. I just realized how easy it is to do criminal act these days, and what's stopping others (or, ourselves) from doing it is only their common sense and the good in their heart. First world problem.