The Truth About Drugs Full Boxed Set of Booklets ~ Free

[FreebieChick]

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[Rockin' Kitty]

Thanks FC

[Goddess in this Household]

Thanks!

[etownlisa]

Thanks alot I ordered this for my friend who is a school teacher....

[Jezebel]

thanks ordered for a friend

[Heavenguard]

At first I was going to put in an "eye roll", because I thought this was going to be an anti-vax or similar thing. Then I realized that this was about illegal drugs and addiction. In which case, I put in a sincere thank you instead.

[consumer62]

Fortunately, I have the WOT (Web of Trust) extension for my browser (Firefox) that warns me that this site is NOT trustworthy.

A check of the ratings and comments WRT this site

http://www.drugfreeworld.org/

bring up comments from around the world mentioning "scientology", "phishing", "scam", etc. for further information on this secure and free browsing tool, go to:
http://www.mywot.com/

The extension is available for other browsers, not just Firefox.

[DarthMonkey]

I hope this comes. It will be cool. I also hope it's not a scam or anything. I just hate giving people my phone number. I usually give a fake one, and hope that they don't need to call me in order to ship my freebies.

By the way, there is another part of the site that offers the boxed booklet set plus a DVD. It's here: http://www.drugfreeworld.org/about-u...gs-information

[sassypants]

I hope this comes. It will be cool. I also hope it's not a scam or anything. I just hate giving people my phone number. I usually give a fake one, and hope that they don't need to call me in order to ship my freebies.

I usually put 'n/a' in place of a phone number where I don't feel comfortable, I rarely have an issue - unless this section is starred (*) as being essential ...

[consumer62]

Unless you DISABLE cookies before you launch your browser,
it does not matter what information you put in, true or false.

Once you enter a scam / phishing site, they have ALREADY implanted malware and captured the origin of your connection ... even your browser history, and information contained in legitimate cookies

Never underestimate the crooks.

How many people bother to clear out their cache when using a connection at home? ... is yours firewalled?

CAVEAT EMPTOR.

[Ricki911]

Unless you DISABLE cookies before you launch your browser,
it does not matter what information you put in, true or false.

Once you enter a scam / phishing site, they have ALREADY implanted malware and captured the origin of your connection ... even your browser history, and information contained in legitimate cookies

Never underestimate the crooks.

How many people bother to clear out their cache when using a connection at home? ... is yours firewalled?

<font color=">CAVEAT EMPTOR.

I know a lot of people arnt awae at all. Im currently taking a cyber crime course and I didnt know half the stuff that happens. Thanks for pointing this out. But sadly a lot of members will just roll their eyes and ignore your comment thinking your just scamming the board. Sadly, it is true people get into your computer all the time without one knowing it.

[23edge]

The truth is out there