Posting late due to problems with the internet so this posting comes with a warning. I lost my internet and since it is a new company I hadn't gotten around to getting the service number. Well long story short I eventually got a friend to get the number for me off the internet. What happened then is the number I called wanted me to give them a credit card number for my current bill with the internet company. Well the red lights were going off for many reasons plus my reluctance to give out my credit card number over the phone. So I told them I would call back and when my niece got out of work she gave me the number off their bill. It was a different number. I called and they took the information and then tried to fix the internet problem. Well, eventually I realized it was my router which I unplugged and then started again. Voila internet after hours. My warning is if you get a number off the internet check that IP address first. My girlfriend went back after I told her about it and the number was gone. This was for Xfinity and if they tell you there is a problem with the auto-pay hang up.
So glad you didn't get sucked into that scam!! The internet ones are probably the worst. I remember this view. Such a gorgeous home and the blue of the sky is phenomenal.
A wonderful capture. I used to be very irritated when the bank demanded additional confirmations and codes. Until the bank blocked my credit card. It turned out that they had suspicions about the transaction. I was buying some rate from Australia and a moment after the transaction (about 10 seconds) there was a second transaction for $2. After a dozen or so seconds, the $2 was returned to my account. But the bank treated it as a hostile takeover and blocked my card. I had to explain the incident to the bank and it turned out that someone was trying to hack into my account (it was a bank from Hong Kong). Then my account was closed and a new one was opened with a different number and card. Since that incident, I no longer get angry with the bank, I just politely enter all the identification codes.
What a beautiful building, the views from there must be fabulous.
So many scams out there, You have to be careful!
Ian