Identity Stolen Again

August 24, 2007

I think I told most of you how my social security card was stolen in a 2005

break in when I lived in Tucson Arizona. In addition, the computers were

attempted to access but fortunately mine had a BIOS password and stopped the

intruder. Well, this time I was working on Michelle Mora's image being

illegally put on a Painted Sky Elementary School computer and the next thing

I know my administrator passwords are changed and I am locked out of the two

computers I was working on. This fall a cable was missing from the sub

station area. I am now being blamed for computer sabotage. I know my work

identity has been stolen. Oh Well, I had planned on not giving data but you

may as well know who I am now because it does not matter:

Dan Weiser

Albuquerque, NM

Folks live in Santa Fe, NM

Grew up in New York City

August 24, 2007

Re: Identity Stolen Again

Hi Dan,

Sorry that you had an ID theft problem. I had an incident that happened

to me. I have an idea of how you feel. I feel so violated by this incident.

I just hope that they did not steal the rest of my identity as they did

yours.

The fraud dept. from my Credit Card Co. notified me that someone had

tried to use my number to purchase over $399 and they caught it. They asked

if I or someone in my family had done the purchasing. I told them no. So

they did not let it go through. They cancelled my cards and are to send new

ones. I had to notify all the companies with whom I do business, and have

Auto Ship items that the card is now nonexistent, then call them back when I

get new cards. What a PAIN!! I am glad they caught it. I had to fight a

charge made to my card a few years ago because Wal-Mart had a signed receipt

by someone who forged a member of the family's name. It was not any of ours

signatures. It was for around $60. Anything over $100 is a felony. I hope

they catch the culprits involved in yours and mine.

Angel

"Dan" <Dan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:C6C0FD2B-C77F-4800-B3B5-7863F64E4EA2@microsoft.com...

> I think I told most of you how my social security card was stolen in a

2005

> break in when I lived in Tucson Arizona. In addition, the computers were

> attempted to access but fortunately mine had a BIOS password and stopped

the

> intruder. Well, this time I was working on Michelle Mora's image being

> illegally put on a Painted Sky Elementary School computer and the next

thing

> I know my administrator passwords are changed and I am locked out of the

two

> computers I was working on. This fall a cable was missing from the sub

> station area. I am now being blamed for computer sabotage. I know my

work

> identity has been stolen. Oh Well, I had planned on not giving data but

you

> may as well know who I am now because it does not matter:

>

> Dan Weiser

> Albuquerque, NM

>

> Folks live in Santa Fe, NM

>

> Grew up in New York City

August 25, 2007

Re: Identity Stolen Again

Thanks for your support, Angel. I really think you have an awesome name. I

did work for the Department of Defense at Davis Monthan Air Force Base from

November 1998 to around June 2001. I had issues with my cell phone and the

base hooked me up with a secure line. I have done beta testing on Windows

Vista for Microsoft. I hope to eventually with the help of lots of other

experts have a secure tri-source code operating system for the United States

Government consisting of Windows source code, as well as Apple technology and

open source technology like Linux and the web browser Mozilla Firefox which

supports 256 bit AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) as compared to the more

limited 128 bit RC4 cipher strength of IE 6 and 7. It has been proven now

that 128 bit encryption RC4 can be broken but it is almost impossible to do

with current technology. AFAIK, 256 bit AES encryption has not been cracked

even by the best hackers out there. I enjoy doing volunteer work for the

Defense Network which includes the Department of Defense (Davis Monthan), the

Justice Department and the National Security Agency. I think I will be

a-okay in the long run. They keep a very close eye on me especially now with

my data as a systems administrator being compromised. My official business

at Painted Sky Elementary is just an educational assistant for 1st grade but

I started helping out with the computers since they had so many problems at

the school with them and we work as a team there as well. Have a nice

weekend! BTW, I do sometimes forgot stupid easy things and sometimes look

stupid but I know that there are people like Gary S. Terhune, MVP that will

lead me on the right path when I go wrong in regards to computers. I am his

student and he is my teacher. <grin and Gary thought he did not have as much

impact as he really does have --- LOL>

BTW, what is new with you in New York, PCR? I plan to visit the city in

December and January ---- straight to my hometown of Manhatten --- lived

there 18 years!

"Angel" wrote:

> Hi Dan,

>

> Sorry that you had an ID theft problem. I had an incident that happened

> to me. I have an idea of how you feel. I feel so violated by this incident.

> I just hope that they did not steal the rest of my identity as they did

> yours.

>

> The fraud dept. from my Credit Card Co. notified me that someone had

> tried to use my number to purchase over $399 and they caught it. They asked

> if I or someone in my family had done the purchasing. I told them no. So

> they did not let it go through. They cancelled my cards and are to send new

> ones. I had to notify all the companies with whom I do business, and have

> Auto Ship items that the card is now nonexistent, then call them back when I

> get new cards. What a PAIN!! I am glad they caught it. I had to fight a

> charge made to my card a few years ago because Wal-Mart had a signed receipt

> by someone who forged a member of the family's name. It was not any of ours

> signatures. It was for around $60. Anything over $100 is a felony. I hope

> they catch the culprits involved in yours and mine.

>

> Angel

>

> "Dan" <Dan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:C6C0FD2B-C77F-4800-B3B5-7863F64E4EA2@microsoft.com...

> > I think I told most of you how my social security card was stolen in a

> 2005

> > break in when I lived in Tucson Arizona. In addition, the computers were

> > attempted to access but fortunately mine had a BIOS password and stopped

> the

> > intruder. Well, this time I was working on Michelle Mora's image being

> > illegally put on a Painted Sky Elementary School computer and the next

> thing

> > I know my administrator passwords are changed and I am locked out of the

> two

> > computers I was working on. This fall a cable was missing from the sub

> > station area. I am now being blamed for computer sabotage. I know my

> work

> > identity has been stolen. Oh Well, I had planned on not giving data but

> you

> > may as well know who I am now because it does not matter:

> >

> > Dan Weiser

> > Albuquerque, NM

> >

> > Folks live in Santa Fe, NM

> >

> > Grew up in New York City

>

August 25, 2007

Re: Identity Stolen Again

r u for real???

why not tell everyone what time you take

a dump too?

its not a wonder 'merica has defence problems

with idiots like you working for them

btw... if someone at your little kindy school

suspects you of sabotage,,,, then its obvious

that You are seen as a risk...............

idiot!!!!

August 25, 2007

Re: Identity Stolen Again

Have a nice day, sir and thanks for your comments. It takes me about 5

minutes to enjoy a nice dump.

"r u kidding" wrote:

> r u for real???

>

> why not tell everyone what time you take

> a dump too?

>

> its not a wonder 'merica has defence problems

> with idiots like you working for them

>

> btw... if someone at your little kindy school

> suspects you of sabotage,,,, then its obvious

> that You are seen as a risk...............

>

> idiot!!!!

>

August 25, 2007

Re: Identity Stolen Again

Dan wrote:

> I think I told most of you how my social security card was stolen

> in a 2005 break in when I lived in Tucson Arizona.

(life story omitted)

Why are you posting this?

I'd say that nobody stole your identity - you gave it away.

August 25, 2007

Re: Identity Stolen Again

Sure, I did now since I know that my identity is protected in the God that I

believe in but let us stop here so we don't stray too far off topic into a

nasty theological debate that has no relevance here.

"98 Guy" wrote:

> Dan wrote:

>

> > I think I told most of you how my social security card was stolen

> > in a 2005 break in when I lived in Tucson Arizona.

>

> (life story omitted)

>

> Why are you posting this?

>

> I'd say that nobody stole your identity - you gave it away.

>

August 25, 2007

Re: Identity Stolen Again

Dan,

When I posted what happened to me was to let you that you are not the

only one who had ID stolen. It has and will happen to many other people

because of technology and I am one of them. I was also telling you how it

made me feel and how others may feel about it. As long as people try to get

something without working for it, these things will happen. In a perfect

world these things would never happen. This is not a perfect world.

Evidently, we have to roll with the punches and keep on guard against this

type of activity.

Angel

"Dan" <Dan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:E9C77A0D-DEC3-4140-9AC0-4271937D5EE5@microsoft.com...

> Sure, I did now since I know that my identity is protected in the God that

I

> believe in but let us stop here so we don't stray too far off topic into a

> nasty theological debate that has no relevance here.

>

> "98 Guy" wrote:

>

> > Dan wrote:

> >

> > > I think I told most of you how my social security card was stolen

> > > in a 2005 break in when I lived in Tucson Arizona.

> >

> > (life story omitted)

> >

> > Why are you posting this?

> >

> > I'd say that nobody stole your identity - you gave it away.

> >

August 25, 2007

Re: Identity Stolen Again

Exactly, Angel. I would prefer to continue this discussion via email. If

you are interested then please email me at dewsky1975@hotmail.com You just

need to remove the sky and you have a valid email address. Thanks and Take

Care!

"Angel" wrote:

> Dan,

>

> When I posted what happened to me was to let you that you are not the

> only one who had ID stolen. It has and will happen to many other people

> because of technology and I am one of them. I was also telling you how it

> made me feel and how others may feel about it. As long as people try to get

> something without working for it, these things will happen. In a perfect

> world these things would never happen. This is not a perfect world.

> Evidently, we have to roll with the punches and keep on guard against this

> type of activity.

>

> Angel

>

> "Dan" <Dan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:E9C77A0D-DEC3-4140-9AC0-4271937D5EE5@microsoft.com...

> > Sure, I did now since I know that my identity is protected in the God that

> I

> > believe in but let us stop here so we don't stray too far off topic into a

> > nasty theological debate that has no relevance here.

> >

> > "98 Guy" wrote:

> >

> > > Dan wrote:

> > >

> > > > I think I told most of you how my social security card was stolen

> > > > in a 2005 break in when I lived in Tucson Arizona.

> > >

> > > (life story omitted)

> > >

> > > Why are you posting this?

> > >

> > > I'd say that nobody stole your identity - you gave it away.

> > >

>

August 25, 2007

Re: Identity Stolen Again

Dan,

No, it is not necessary to continue this discussion. I have too much on

my plate and I do not need another downer. I have already had more downers

than I can take.

Have a great day!!

Angel

"Dan" <Dan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:1FB823A9-A7C2-4625-B2FA-77A701813054@microsoft.com...

> Exactly, Angel. I would prefer to continue this discussion via email. If

> you are interested then please email me at dewsky1975@hotmail.com You

just

> need to remove the sky and you have a valid email address. Thanks and

Take

> Care!

>

> "Angel" wrote:

>

> > Dan,

> >

> > When I posted what happened to me was to let you that you are not

the

> > only one who had ID stolen. It has and will happen to many other people

> > because of technology and I am one of them. I was also telling you how

it

> > made me feel and how others may feel about it. As long as people try to

get

> > something without working for it, these things will happen. In a perfect

> > world these things would never happen. This is not a perfect world.

> > Evidently, we have to roll with the punches and keep on guard against

this

> > type of activity.

> >

> > Angel

> >

> > "Dan" <Dan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> > news:E9C77A0D-DEC3-4140-9AC0-4271937D5EE5@microsoft.com...

> > > Sure, I did now since I know that my identity is protected in the God

that

> > I

> > > believe in but let us stop here so we don't stray too far off topic

into a

> > > nasty theological debate that has no relevance here.

> > >

> > > "98 Guy" wrote:

> > >

> > > > Dan wrote:

> > > >

> > > > > I think I told most of you how my social security card was stolen

> > > > > in a 2005 break in when I lived in Tucson Arizona.

> > > >

> > > > (life story omitted)

> > > >

> > > > Why are you posting this?

> > > >

> > > > I'd say that nobody stole your identity - you gave it away.

> > > >

> >

August 25, 2007

Re: Identity Stolen Again

Daniel,

You really need to stop this. We have been trying for a long time to

reach you and calm you down, and I guess this is the only way we can do

it. You never worked at Davis Mountain in any kind of security

capacity, you worked at the school there, in the after school program.

The identity theft thing is not true as well, and as far as your job

goes, you know you crossed a line and there is only so far your

misdirections will go. It's better for you to calm down and start

telling the truth. Your father Ivan is worried and so is your mother

and your sisters. Please get off the internet and call them or drive

yourself to Santa Fe.

Sincerely,

your very worried friend

Michael Carvelli

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August 26, 2007

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Michael - is your last name Carver or Carvelli?

MichaelCarver wrote:

> Daniel, You really need to stop this. We have been trying for a

> long time to reach you and calm you down,

Who is "we" ?

> and I guess this is the only way we can do it.

Mike, you don't seem to have any posting history to usenet. What made

you come out of the woodwork now and confront our friend "Dan"?

Is Dan (dan@discussions.microsoft.com) responsible for the thousands

of posts to various groups in the MS usenet hirearchy?

> Sincerely,

> your very worried friend

>

> Michael Carvelli

>

> --

> MichaelCarver

Strange. Is it Carver, or Carvelli?

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August 26, 2007

Re: Identity Stolen Again

Thank you, Michael, you sound like a friend.

Anybody else (as I put on my net-nanny hat) please leave this alone.

--

Gary S. Terhune

MS-MVP Shell/User

http://www.grystmill.com

"MichaelCarver" <MichaelCarver.2vw9vi@DoNotSpam.com> wrote in message

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>

> Daniel,

> You really need to stop this. We have been trying for a long time to

> reach you and calm you down, and I guess this is the only way we can do

> it. You never worked at Davis Mountain in any kind of security

> capacity, you worked at the school there, in the after school program.

> The identity theft thing is not true as well, and as far as your job

> goes, you know you crossed a line and there is only so far your

> misdirections will go. It's better for you to calm down and start

> telling the truth. Your father Ivan is worried and so is your mother

> and your sisters. Please get off the internet and call them or drive

> yourself to Santa Fe.

>

> Sincerely,

> your very worried friend

>

> Michael Carvelli

>

> --

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August 26, 2007

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Gary, can you (or anyone else) explain how Mike's post was injected?

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The very first 4 machines to handle his post are MS machines. Yet the

rest of the header indicates it was posted through a web-forum usenet

gateway (not hosted by MS).

August 26, 2007

Re: Identity Stolen Again

"Dan" <Dan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:8F0C93C2-EB99-4471-BBBF-CEDD7EEEFDD1@microsoft.com

| Thanks for your support, Angel. I really think you have an awesome

| name. I did work for the Department of Defense at Davis Monthan Air

| Force Base from November 1998 to around June 2001. I had issues with

| my cell phone and the base hooked me up with a secure line. I have

| done beta testing on Windows Vista for Microsoft. I hope to

| eventually with the help of lots of other experts have a secure

| tri-source code operating system for the United States Government

| consisting of Windows source code, as well as Apple technology and

| open source technology like Linux and the web browser Mozilla Firefox

| which supports 256 bit AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) as compared

| to the more limited 128 bit RC4 cipher strength of IE 6 and 7. It

| has been proven now that 128 bit encryption RC4 can be broken but it

| is almost impossible to do with current technology. AFAIK, 256 bit

| AES encryption has not been cracked even by the best hackers out

| there. I enjoy doing volunteer work for the Defense Network which

| includes the Department of Defense (Davis Monthan), the Justice

| Department and the National Security Agency. I think I will be

| a-okay in the long run. They keep a very close eye on me especially

| now with my data as a systems administrator being compromised. My

| official business at Painted Sky Elementary is just an educational

| assistant for 1st grade but I started helping out with the computers

| since they had so many problems at the school with them and we work

| as a team there as well. Have a nice weekend! BTW, I do sometimes

| forgot stupid easy things and sometimes look stupid but I know that

| there are people like Gary S. Terhune, MVP that will lead me on the

| right path when I go wrong in regards to computers. I am his student

| and he is my teacher. <grin and Gary thought he did not have as much

| impact as he really does have --- LOL>

| BTW, what is new with you in New York, PCR? I plan to visit the city

| in December and January ---- straight to my hometown of Manhatten ---

| lived there 18 years!

Don't come here, unless you bring Terhune's beard in a red box-- just

the beard!

| "Angel" wrote:

|

|> Hi Dan,

|>

|> Sorry that you had an ID theft problem. I had an incident that

|> happened to me. I have an idea of how you feel. I feel so violated

|> by this incident. I just hope that they did not steal the rest of my

|> identity as they did yours.

|>

|> The fraud dept. from my Credit Card Co. notified me that someone

|> had tried to use my number to purchase over $399 and they caught it.

|> They asked if I or someone in my family had done the purchasing. I

|> told them no. So they did not let it go through. They cancelled my

|> cards and are to send new ones. I had to notify all the companies

|> with whom I do business, and have Auto Ship items that the card is

|> now nonexistent, then call them back when I get new cards. What a

|> PAIN!! I am glad they caught it. I had to fight a charge made to my

|> card a few years ago because Wal-Mart had a signed receipt by

|> someone who forged a member of the family's name. It was not any of

|> ours signatures. It was for around $60. Anything over $100 is a

|> felony. I hope they catch the culprits involved in yours and mine.

|>

|> Angel

|>

|> "Dan" <Dan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

|> news:C6C0FD2B-C77F-4800-B3B5-7863F64E4EA2@microsoft.com...

|> > I think I told most of you how my social security card was stolen

|> > in a 2005 break in when I lived in Tucson Arizona. In addition,

|> > the computers were attempted to access but fortunately mine had a

|> > BIOS password and stopped the intruder. Well, this time I was

|> > working on Michelle Mora's image being illegally put on a Painted

|> > Sky Elementary School computer and the next thing I know my

|> > administrator passwords are changed and I am locked out of the two

|> > computers I was working on. This fall a cable was missing from

|> > the sub station area. I am now being blamed for computer

|> > sabotage. I know my work identity has been stolen. Oh Well, I

|> > had planned on not giving data but you may as well know who I am

|> > now because it does not matter:

|> >

|> > Dan Weiser

|> > Albuquerque, NM

|> >

|> > Folks live in Santa Fe, NM

|> >

|> > Grew up in New York City

--

Thanks or Good Luck,

There may be humor in this post, and,

Naturally, you will not sue,

Should things get worse after this,

PCR

pcrrcp@netzero.net

August 26, 2007

Re: Identity Stolen Again

You also, Angel and thanks for your support.

"Angel" wrote:

> Dan,

> No, it is not necessary to continue this discussion. I have too much on

> my plate and I do not need another downer. I have already had more downers

> than I can take.

> Have a great day!!

> Angel

>

> "Dan" <Dan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:1FB823A9-A7C2-4625-B2FA-77A701813054@microsoft.com...

> > Exactly, Angel. I would prefer to continue this discussion via email. If

> > you are interested then please email me at dewsky1975@hotmail.com You

> just

> > need to remove the sky and you have a valid email address. Thanks and

> Take

> > Care!

> >

> > "Angel" wrote:

> >

> > > Dan,

> > >

> > > When I posted what happened to me was to let you that you are not

> the

> > > only one who had ID stolen. It has and will happen to many other people

> > > because of technology and I am one of them. I was also telling you how

> it

> > > made me feel and how others may feel about it. As long as people try to

> get

> > > something without working for it, these things will happen. In a perfect

> > > world these things would never happen. This is not a perfect world.

> > > Evidently, we have to roll with the punches and keep on guard against

> this

> > > type of activity.

> > >

> > > Angel

> > >

> > > "Dan" <Dan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> > > news:E9C77A0D-DEC3-4140-9AC0-4271937D5EE5@microsoft.com...

> > > > Sure, I did now since I know that my identity is protected in the God

> that

> > > I

> > > > believe in but let us stop here so we don't stray too far off topic

> into a

> > > > nasty theological debate that has no relevance here.

> > > >

> > > > "98 Guy" wrote:

> > > >

> > > > > Dan wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > > > I think I told most of you how my social security card was stolen

> > > > > > in a 2005 break in when I lived in Tucson Arizona.

> > > > >

> > > > > (life story omitted)

> > > > >

> > > > > Why are you posting this?

> > > > >

> > > > > I'd say that nobody stole your identity - you gave it away.

> > > > >

> > >

>

August 26, 2007

Re: Identity Stolen Again

That is mostly true. I started work at Davis Monthan in the Youth Center in

November of 1998. I did indeed have a youth there named Fabian throw a pool

ball at a window in the youth center. He threatened to kill me because he

was so mad. I remember security police came to get him and he was later sent

off base. I never worked in any kind of security capacity at the Base. I

later worked for the before and after school program for the Base as well. I

remember Marilyn, the school age coordinator, got the I Love You bug from a

bad email attachment. I worked at the base until around May/June/July 2001.

I had a break in at my residence at 3455 East Lester in 2005 and my social

security card was stolen. If you don't think that is true then check the

Tucson Police Records. Anyway, I need to correct some misinformation on

those records. My thyroid levels were acting up at this time because I had

been affected by radiation treatment in 1990 that was given me for Hodgkin's

Disease. I later had the cancer return even though the doctors were sure

that it was gone; I knew it was not. The second time I had chemotherapy. I

received a total of 6 cycles (12 treatments) that were usually delivered into

my hands. I remember one treatment where I got an alergic reaction and had

to be given Benedryl to treat the hives that were on my hand. It caused me

to make my head feel really light. The nurse Laura was there and helped me

to feel safe. Another treatment I received in my right hand and as the

Adriamycin was flowing through my vein then the vein went into spasms and the

chemotherapy leaked out into my right hand causing a bad second degree

chemical burn. I was born in New York City (Manhatten) on June 3, 1975 and

diagnosed with a learning disability when I was about 6 years old. I have

only one sister, Kate and also an older brother Tom so the information about

sisters is not correct. The problem with this day and age is that we live in

a time of complete miscommunication and that causes boundaries to rise up and

people to get upset with each other. I did indeed post a valid email address

and the op could have reached me by sending me an email there but chose to

post here so I respond here with the full, open and naked Truth. Have a nice

day!

"MichaelCarver" wrote: