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Where's Anonymous when you need them? There's probably enough people with enough chutzpa in that group to make business very difficult for these sorts of crooks
by noonespecial 15y ago
Where's Anonymous when you need them? There's probably enough people with enough chutzpa in that group to make business very difficult for these sorts of crooks if they were so inclined. Defending little old ladies against this sort of non-sense would go a long way toward polishing their image.
Anonymous: Get a bat-signal.
- alecco 15y agoTheir standard answer to calls like this is "we are not your personal army".
- dspillett 15y agoFrom what I've heard their targets (assuming it is just one group, which I personally doubt) tend to be political, big commercial organisations (I'm not sure as this counts, they are not a high profile group even if they are or an interesting size), or those that take a specific stance "Anon" don't like (such as trying to arrest/charge/out/what-ever one of their number). This just doesn't feel like the sort of thing that would get them motivated to bother. What is it that you think Anon might be able to do here? Even if they one of the scammers for a short time there are many more that will still be operating. The scammers are not a single large target like, for instance, Sony.