fecking gawd damned theiving pikey

**Robert00000** · 02-07-2006, 09:10 PM

Originally Posted by manker

Originally Posted by Barbarossa

They probably just skimmed them and have now made a brazillion copies which they are selling around school, n00b!

Surely Robert would know that if someone had access to his wallet, they don't need to physically take the cards in order to use them. Matter of fact, it would be better to leave them behind just in case the geptard who has had his wallet perused doesn't realise this blindingly obvious fact and neglects to cancel his cards.

Robert the pervy letch isn't stupid tho'.

Oh ... wait

When you get back from retardland you may want to ponder to the feasibilty of what you are suggesting. They had only a minute or two to take what they could. The sound of the car alarm woke up most of the neighbourhood.

They would have had to take out every card from the wallet and scan them (or whatever they do) and place them back in the same order very quickly.

In any case, if they try to use the card deatails (if it is possible without the address) to purchase items I would know, and so would the police.

**Proper Bo** · 02-07-2006, 09:12 PM

Originally Posted by Robert00000

Originally Posted by manker

Surely Robert would know that if someone had access to his wallet, they don't need to physically take the cards in order to use them. Matter of fact, it would be better to leave them behind just in case the geptard who has had his wallet perused doesn't realise this blindingly obvious fact and neglects to cancel his cards.

Robert the pervy letch isn't stupid tho'.

Oh ... wait

When you get back from retardland you may want to ponder to the feasibilty of what you are suggesting. They had only a minute or two to take what they could. The sound of the car alarm woke up most of the neighbourhood.

They would have had to take out every card from the wallet and scan them (or whatever they do) and place them back in the same order very quickly.

In any case, if they try to use the card deatails (if it is possible without the address) to purchase items I would know, and so would the police.

retardland = wales?

**JPaul** · 02-07-2006, 09:24 PM

Originally Posted by Robert00000

Originally Posted by manker

Surely Robert would know that if someone had access to his wallet, they don't need to physically take the cards in order to use them. Matter of fact, it would be better to leave them behind just in case the geptard who has had his wallet perused doesn't realise this blindingly obvious fact and neglects to cancel his cards.

Robert the pervy letch isn't stupid tho'.

Oh ... wait

When you get back from retardland you may want to ponder to the feasibilty of what you are suggesting. They had only a minute or two to take what they could. The sound of the car alarm woke up most of the neighbourhood.

They would have had to take out every card from the wallet and scan them (or whatever they do) and place them back in the same order very quickly.

In any case, if they try to use the card deatails (if it is possible without the address) to purchase items I would know, and so would the police.

Robert's right, "customer not present" credit card fraud does not take place in the UK. FFS they would need your name, card number and the security digits from the back of the card. What's the chances of them getting that well.

Why the fuck would he go to all of the bother of cancelling the cards and getting new ones sent out, that would be mental.

**SpatulaGeekGirl** · 02-07-2006, 09:26 PM

Originally Posted by Robert00000

When you get back from retardland you may want to ponder to the feasibilty of what you are suggesting. They had only a minute or two to take what they could. The sound of the car alarm woke up most of the neighbourhood.

Using the word "feasibilty" isn't going to stop people from calling you stupid, stupid. Especially when you misspell it.

**Robert00000** · 02-07-2006, 11:53 PM

Originally Posted by SpatulaGeekGirl

Originally Posted by Robert00000

When you get back from retardland you may want to ponder to the feasibilty of what you are suggesting. They had only a minute or two to take what they could. The sound of the car alarm woke up most of the neighbourhood.

Using the word "feasibilty" isn't going to stop people from calling you stupid, stupid. Especially when you misspell it.

Just missed the "i" out, it happens sometimes when i type fast.

**Robert00000** · 02-07-2006, 11:55 PM

Originally Posted by JPaul

Originally Posted by Robert00000

When you get back from retardland you may want to ponder to the feasibilty of what you are suggesting. They had only a minute or two to take what they could. The sound of the car alarm woke up most of the neighbourhood.

They would have had to take out every card from the wallet and scan them (or whatever they do) and place them back in the same order very quickly.

In any case, if they try to use the card deatails (if it is possible without the address) to purchase items I would know, and so would the police.

Robert's right, "customer not present" credit card fraud does not take place in the UK. FFS they would need your name, card number and the security digits from the back of the card. What's the chances of them getting that well.

Why the fuck would he go to all of the bother of cancelling the cards and getting new ones sent out, that would be mental.

You've been to retardland too i see. How long would it take to note credit card details down? Longer than just pinching the money and running after the car alarm sounds i'm guessing.