Say the thug Bob has a fidelity statement of Carl. It says there is $434,211.12 in Carl's account (this is certainly not my situation). Bob is going to keep Carl kidnapped for a week, so long as the money gets transferred to Bob's island account.
Carl has been worried about this type of situation. He has separate email addresses. c...@theworld.com is the real username in lastpass that goes to all the sites and allows him to work. car...@gmail.com is the address to a bogus lastpass account. It does have a username and a password. The edit page does appear to have a lot of stuff on it. But it doesn't work. Carl swears at f---ing lastpass and fidelity. It is a long password (he shows it Bob), but it doesn't work. There is a history of the passwords too, a fake one, but still, Carl and Bob spend 20 minutes using the 6 passwords without f---ing lastpass piece of crap software trying to get in, all to no avail. Bob says, go here: https://fps.fidelity.com/ftgw/Fps/Fidelity/RtlCust/Resolve/Init Last 4 digist of your SSN First Name: Last Name: Date of Birth Next We've verified your identity - Look Up Your Username <https://fps.fidelity.com/ftgw/Fps/Fidelity/RtlCust/SetACI/Entry> You will need to enter your current password. *Note:* If you forgot your password, please contact a representative at 800-544-0187. All the passwords will not work. You need to contact a representative. With Bob on the phone, it would then depend on how stringent the policies were to getting the login info. > My money would be in Bob succeeding. If Bob was experienced at this kind > of thing, he might skip the computer and do the phone call first - get > people involved, not computers. > _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list Discuss@blu.org http://lists.blu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss
