Jon, I'd like to take your advice, except I have seen his hacking work. He goes into people's websites and changes information, changes pins, reads files, etc. I'm not planning on visiting him in CR...
Jon Hall wrote: > Anyone that boasts about their hacking abilities to non-hackers, can't > hack. Don't worry about it. > Personally I'd keep the tax info to myself and think of this guy as an > old friend who owes you one. You never know when you will need a place > to stay in Costa Rica... :) > > jon > > M Zanky wrote: > > I do not know what to do. Any advice is appreciated. > > > > Awhile ago, I worked for a dot.com that started losing its employees. > > Then, the CTO, a partner, left. I was the only remaining one-with the > > owner! [Background on owner: 1)He used to work for FBI and made it clear > > he could and did hack into your pc at home and mess you up if you were > > not loyal to him 2)He liked me as a friend and we had fun > > together--taking breaks, etc. 3) He confided in me about how he was > > making trouble for ex-employees if they tried to get Unemployment. He > > did not like being crossed... ok, I think you got the picture.] > > ______________________________________________________________________ Get the mailserver that powers this list at http://www.coolfusion.com Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/cf-community@houseoffusion.com/ Unsubscribe: http://www.houseoffusion.com/index.cfm?sidebar=lists
