List all the cars you owned

[King Sun]

1 91 Nissan sentra (3rd gear didn't work)
2 91 suburban
3 2010 v6 Camaro ls
4 02 Tahoe
5 chevy ss currently
6 08 Lexus gx470 currently

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

mental patient

Oh you dumbass Canadian. This is why I have 90% of you faggit ass c00naids and CanUKcacs from Maple Syrup Central on ignore. Just thirsty asf for attention and being intrusive.

If 90% of AAs had y’all on ignore on this site, y’all would literally have absolutely nothing to discuss or talk about in here; nevermind having no one to interact with. Better take notes on what happened to ya Montreal mans @Jahbarri. Had that dude in a frenzy crying and calling for help due to a data dilemma that he started for himself trying to scam.

stay in your place before you get greenlit too.
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[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

I remember applying for a card online and was surprised to see that as a question…it was which one of these cars did you own and then they had a selection of choices

in some instances it might be innocuous but given the OP plus his rep ya I agree

They'll ask about family members addresses as well.. This thread is mad suspect, considering the lengths identity thieves go to gather information..

Repeated for emphasis.

People are really voluntarily posting their potential security details for a RED REP CAC in the OP. While questioning the person that’s warning them. The willfully ignorant are Food for scammers and security breaches.

Don’t Give Away Historic Details About Yourself

April 9, 2018



Social media sites are littered with seemingly innocuous little quizzes, games and surveys urging people to reminisce about specific topics, such as “What was your first job,” or “What was your first car?” The problem with participating in these informal surveys is that in doing so you may be inadvertently giving away the answers to “secret questions” that can be used to unlock access to a host of your online identities and accounts.

I’m willing to bet that a good percentage of regular readers here would never respond — honestly or otherwise — to such questionnaires (except perhaps to chide others for responding). But I thought it was worth mentioning because certain social networks — particularly Facebook — seem positively overrun with these data-harvesting schemes. What’s more, I’m constantly asking friends and family members to stop participating in these quizzes and to stop urging their contacts to do the same.

On the surface, these simple questions may be little more than an attempt at online engagement by otherwise well-meaning companies and individuals. Nevertheless, your answers to these questions may live in perpetuity online, giving identity thieves and scammers ample ammunition to start gaining backdoor access to your various online accounts.
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[Battle Beast]

1991 Isuzu Rodeo
2002 Chevrolet Malibu
2006 Mercedes C230
2002 Lexus RX
2016 Chevy Equinox
2018 Chevy Cruz
2020 Chevy Trax

Next vehicle will likely be whatever the newest Lexus RX is

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

but for many people the answer will be the same as to the question, “What was the make and model of your first car?”, which is one of several “secret questions” most commonly used by banks and other companies to let customers reset their passwords or gain access to the account without knowing the password.


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Probably the most well-known and common secret question, “what was the name of your first pet,” comes up in a number of Facebook quizzes that, incredibly, thousands of people answer willingly and (apparently) truthfully.

 

[hickorysmoked1]

Damn

 

[General Mills]

I’m seeing a lot of Nissan Altima’s from the coli brehs


Explains why this site is filled with fukkery

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

OP @DikDrizzle is in the cut with his cac cyber breachers and alt accounts like

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

mental patient

Why would you keep starting shyt with a “mental patient” knowing one day said psychopath could potentially go off on a rampage, snap and cut your head off. Lacking the inability to feel any remorse.

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

in some instances it might be innocuous but given the OP plus his rep ya I agree

This thread is like those social media riddles that ask you fictitious information - “if you were a movie star, what would your name be using your pet’s name and the street you grew up on. Example below:

Using that old formula of first pet and the street I grew up on, my name would be Simba Birchwood.

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

Edit

Nikka almost got ya boy

That @DikDrizzle poster never has posted in The Show Room to any extent about cars and his account has been dormant since 2019. Prior to that he never posted in TLR to any extent until this year. But I’ll let @DinnerWithJayZ make excuses like this thread isn’t suspect, even though his own profile page is private and has yet to say what his old username used to be.
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No one under 25 knows who nas is
What kingdom in the UK do ye hail from
Post by: DikDrizzle, Jan 16, 2019 in forum: The Locker Room


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1. Post
   Curry is putting up better #s than Haren
   Curry shoots a higher % from 3 than dpoy all nba 1st sitcom half breed zo
   Post by: DikDrizzle, Jan 16, 2019in forum: The Coliseum
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   Thread
   KD will win his 3rd ring in o19. 4th ring and 3rd FMVP in '20
   Curry will win the fmvp this year. Due to the competition in the finals. Bos - team effort*(brad) Tor - kawhi Phi - butler Have more personnel...
   Thread by: DikDrizzle, Jan 16, 2019, 3 replies, in forum: The Coliseum

 

[TaxCollector13459]

I’m seeing a lot of Nissan Altima’s from the coli brehs


Explains why this site is filled with fukkery

 

[cap10slapahoe]

92 Honda Civic hatchback
92 Honda Accord
00 Acura TL
05 Acura TL
10 Benz c300
19 Toyota Tacoma
16 Lexus ct200

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

Scam examples:
“Here’s a great one from springchicken.co.uk, an e-commerce site in the United Kingdom. It asks users to publicly state the answer to yet another common secret question: “What street did you grow up on?”

More than 500 Facebook users have shared this quiz with their network, and hundreds more shared the answer using their real names and links to their profiles.

This question, from the Facebook account of Rving.how — a site for owners of recreational vehicles — asks: “What was your first job?” How the answer to this question might possibly relate to RV camping is beyond me, but that didn’t stop people from responding.

The question, “What was your high school mascot” is another common secret question, and yet you can find this one floating around lots of Facebook profiles:

Among the most common secret questions is, “Where did you meet your spouse or partner?” Loads of people like to share this information online as well, it seems. “

 

[DikDrizzle]

That @DikDrizzle poster never has posted in The Show Room to any extent about cars and his account has been dormant since 2019. Prior to that he never posted in TLR to any extent until this year. But I’ll let @DinnerWithJayZ make excuses like this thread isn’t suspect, even though his own profile page is private and has yet to say what his old username used to be.
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No one under 25 knows who nas is
What kingdom in the UK do ye hail from
Post by: DikDrizzle, Jan 16, 2019 in forum: The Locker Room


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1. Post
   Curry is putting up better #s than Haren
   Curry shoots a higher % from 3 than dpoy all nba 1st sitcom half breed zo
   Post by: DikDrizzle, Jan 16, 2019in forum: The Coliseum
2. 
   Thread
   KD will win his 3rd ring in o19. 4th ring and 3rd FMVP in '20
   Curry will win the fmvp this year. Due to the competition in the finals. Bos - team effort*(brad) Tor - kawhi Phi - butler Have more personnel...
   Thread by: DikDrizzle, Jan 16, 2019, 3 replies, in forum: The Coliseum

The real life dikk Tracy