Creative Loafing Atlanta

Fresh Loaf

« Georgia Power CEO's interview with… | MARTA proposes fare hike, parking f… »

        
Tweet

Share

Friday, May 29, 2009

News Not how ID theft works

Posted by Andisheh Nouraee on Fri, May 29, 2009 at 6:10 PM

Because I put links to Fresh Loaf blog posts on my Facebook page, and because I've been posting a lot of stuff about crime, I'm starting to see a bunch of crime-themed ads appear on my screen when I check-in to Facebook.

So far, none is better than this one:

" width=

I'm no expert, but I'm pretty sure it's not quite an accurate depiction of how computerized ID theft actually works.

Tags: News, funny signs, Perception of crime watch, ID theft

Comments (1)

Showing 1-1 of 1

He probably forgot how to turn off the webcam.

report

dislike

Posted by DaleC on May 29, 2009 at 4:59 PM

Subscribe to this thread:

By Email

Showing 1-1 of 1

Latest in Fresh Loaf

Town hall meeting on Ashford, er, Brookhaven… whatever 2

Someone has proposed turning DeKalb County into one big fat city
- by Scott Henry | 02.15.12
Ringling Bros. Circus kicks off tonight, but there's an elephant in the room 5

Or, tent, I suppose
- by Gwynedd Stuart | 02.15.12
Blogging today: Lines get fuzzier at AJC and elsewhere 8

New AJC blog blurs line between editorial and marketing
- by Scott Henry | 02.15.12
More »

Author Archives

What can we learn from the 9/11 anniversary? 37

Ten years later, a TV terrorpalooza rings hollow
- by Andisheh Nouraee | 09.07.11
More »

Search Events

» submit an event » browse all events

Search Fresh Loaf

Recent Comments

Re: Ringling Bros. Circus kicks off tonight, but there's an elephant in the room
- If you don't like it, don't go. If you think it's cruel, go see Cirque…
- Posted by oydave
- on February 15, 2012
Re: Don't let Georgia Power derail solar power
- @ eric pfeifer
  
  Let me explain in layman's terms how the solar subsidy program…
- Posted by Burroughston Broch
- on February 15, 2012
Re: Blogging today: Lines get fuzzier at AJC and elsewhere
- Susan is a former AJC staffer.
- Posted by George Chidi
- on February 15, 2012
Re: Task Force NOT booted from Peachtree-Pine
- As I understand it, the shelter wouldn't close right away; instead the United Way would…
- Posted by BPJ
- on February 15, 2012
Re: Don't let Georgia Power derail solar power
- i guess Broch lives in a world where public utilities or other profit-oriented business ventures…
- Posted by eric pfeifer
- on February 15, 2012
Re: Don't let Georgia Power derail solar power
- "Solar power recipients are given a free ride courtesy of the taxpayers and ratepayers. If…
- Posted by eric pfeifer
- on February 15, 2012
More »

Top Commenters

More in Creative Loafing Atlanta pool

Town hall meeting on Ashford, er, Brookhaven… whatever 2

Someone has proposed turning DeKalb County into one big fat city
- by Scott Henry | 02.15.12
5 things today: Fishbone, Write Club

Legendary ska punk group, head to head word battling, and more
- by Wyatt Williams | 02.15.12
Eight arrested during Occupy Atlanta protest at Edgewood Retail District 61

Atlanta Police made arrests during a protest at Chase Manhattan Bank's branch off Moreland Avenue
- by Joeff Davis | 02.10.12

SCAD has lousy "climate for academic freedom," says profs' group 29

SCAD gets another knock on the head from a teachers' group
- by Scott Henry | 11.01.11
Goodbye, City Hall East. Hello, Ponce City Market! 19

Atlanta mayor gives City Hall East keys to investment firm
- by Miranda Sain | 07.11.11
RIP King of Pops mural 48

A neighborhood landmark bites the dust
- by Gwynedd Stuart | 12.16.11

Eight arrested during Occupy Atlanta protest at Edgewood Retail District 61

Atlanta Police made arrests during a protest at Chase Manhattan Bank's branch off Moreland Avenue
- by Joeff Davis | 02.10.12
Unequal coverage: Monica Renee Bowie 57
- by Andisheh Nouraee | 07.09.07
Beatys, Task Force is out of Peachtree-Pine in 10 days — UPDATE 50

Task Force for Homeless has less than two weeks to clear out
- by Scott Henry | 02.03.12

© 2012 Creative Loafing Atlanta

weebly reliable statistics