Eastern Europe Needs to Stop Exporting Cyber Crime

82 million americans have had their identities compromised and a lot of
it seems to come from the former Soviet Empire. It also appears as if
they are doing little to stop it from the source.

http://fraudwar.blogspot.com/2006/05...europe-to.html

tedrichardson9925@sbcglobal.net

wrote:
> 82 million americans have had their identities compromised and a lot of
> it seems to come from the former Soviet Empire. It also appears as if
> they are doing little to stop it from the source.
>
> http://fraudwar.blogspot.com/2006/05...europe-to.html
>

What do you really expect? Identity theft is not easy to control or
stop, regardless of its origins. High crime in countries that were once
under oppression and have since moved toward representative government
is pretty damn common. in fact, it's to be expected as part of an
evolutionary process (the dialectic). The situation will only change
over time.

optikl

On 27 May 2006 06:34:06 -0700, wrote:

> 82 million americans have had their identities compromised and a lot of
> it seems to come from the former Soviet Empire. It also appears as if
> they are doing little to stop it from the source.
>
> http://fraudwar.blogspot.com/2006/05...europe-to.html

Hmm, and there's no crime committed in the USA of course.

Regards

Bill

phoenix