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How is the database sorted? For example, if I search for Fairey and get the results, I have to go page 3 or whatever to find the most recent release. Is there something I can do about it in my settings for the results to be sorted by the release date?
How is the database sorted? For example, if I search for Fairey and get the results, I have to go page 3 or whatever to find the most recent release. Is there something I can do about it in my settings for the results to be sorted by the release date?
All right EB brain trust, let's see if we can solve this.
So a week or two ago I get an email from venmo to an old email account I have. I ignored it as some sort of spam but then I got another saying $20 had been deposited in this account which is not mine. So I go into venmo using this old email and reset the password on the account, I now assume whoever did this can't access it anymore. But now two other people have sent money, currently have $450 sitting there.
I don't plan on keeping it but I can't figure out why someone would use an email that isn't their own to open a venmo account. Too easy to get locked out of it. What sort of scam is going on here?
So a week or two ago I get an email from venmo to an old email account I have. I ignored it as some sort of spam but then I got another saying $20 had been deposited in this account which is not mine. So I go into venmo using this old email and reset the password on the account, I now assume whoever did this can't access it anymore. But now two other people have sent money, currently have $450 sitting there.
I don't plan on keeping it but I can't figure out why someone would use an email that isn't their own to open a venmo account. Too easy to get locked out of it. What sort of scam is going on here?
This is a story about Biily Joe and Bobbie Sue...haven wrote: ↑Fri Jan 20, 2023 3:41 pmAll right EB brain trust, let's see if we can solve this.
So a week or two ago I get an email from venmo to an old email account I have. I ignored it as some sort of spam but then I got another saying $20 had been deposited in this account which is not mine. So I go into venmo using this old email and reset the password on the account, I now assume whoever did this can't access it anymore. But now two other people have sent money, currently have $450 sitting there.
I don't plan on keeping it but I can't figure out why someone would use an email that isn't their own to open a venmo account. Too easy to get locked out of it. What sort of scam is going on here?
Wanda: I can't stand people. I hate them. Do you hate them?
Henry: No, but I seem to feel better when they're not around.
Henry: No, but I seem to feel better when they're not around.
You could report it to Venmo - if they don't say anything after a few months and the cash is still sitting there, cash out and close it. Suspend it in the meantime to stop payments, if you can (I don't know if you can, but you can ask support if they can help)
I figured that was the route to take but I’m still puzzled as to what the intention was here.howdyall wrote: ↑Fri Jan 20, 2023 6:47 pmYou could report it to Venmo - if they don't say anything after a few months and the cash is still sitting there, cash out and close it. Suspend it in the meantime to stop payments, if you can (I don't know if you can, but you can ask support if they can help)
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Is your email a common name or one that can be close to someone else's? What messages did you get with the payments? What do the accounts that sent the payments look like, like what kind of activityhaven wrote: ↑Fri Jan 20, 2023 3:41 pmAll right EB brain trust, let's see if we can solve this.
So a week or two ago I get an email from venmo to an old email account I have. I ignored it as some sort of spam but then I got another saying $20 had been deposited in this account which is not mine. So I go into venmo using this old email and reset the password on the account, I now assume whoever did this can't access it anymore. But now two other people have sent money, currently have $450 sitting there.
I don't plan on keeping it but I can't figure out why someone would use an email that isn't their own to open a venmo account. Too easy to get locked out of it. What sort of scam is going on here?
If you already had an account it never went anywhere. No one would be able to open one if your email is already in use, and if it was open they would still need access to your email to confirm the new account. Unless someone cracked your password, no one else ever had access and the reset just provided you access again.
They most likely gave your email out by mistake. When they attempt to send you money via your email it should show them your name as the person who will be getting the funds.
Or someone trying to frame you in a laundering scheme
They most likely gave your email out by mistake. When they attempt to send you money via your email it should show them your name as the person who will be getting the funds.
Or someone trying to frame you in a laundering scheme
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Thirty years. It took thirty drymounting years for someone to bump Rodney Mullen from #1 on my all time favorite skateboarders list. But it just happened:
I came across the vid above an hour ago and was blown away by his lines and style, so naturally went down the rabbit hole a little and then I heard him talk in the feature below and that sealed the deal for #1:
https://youtu.be/-bpsHh5nwe4
I came across the vid above an hour ago and was blown away by his lines and style, so naturally went down the rabbit hole a little and then I heard him talk in the feature below and that sealed the deal for #1:
https://youtu.be/-bpsHh5nwe4