YIKES! I just stumbled upon a russian website that seems to be full of ID theft data

[hal]

I got a call from a number I didn't recognize so I searched it in google and found a russian forum FULL of posts that are full info that looks like this:

Live ==> | 1972-01-23|3568 Winey Rd|US|Cheyenne|WY|82022|Jerry Hayes|XXXX42019330XXXX|###|##/##|

all of the text is in Cyrillic except the info. What you see above is Birth date / address / Name / CREDIT CARD NUMBER / 3 number security code from the back of the card / expire date

YIKES!!! NO WAY am I gonna answer that call (they've called three times already) and no, I won't post the url of the site.

BTW - I changed all of the data in that line of info so that it's perfectly useless now. But there are 1000s on that site. OMG!!!

[Mini 9]

reminds me of the forest waffles scene from Shrek Ever After last night.

"There's a stack of freshly made waffles in the middle of the forest. Don't you find that a wee bit suspicious?"

....



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSgc7bEPQYM

[steve...]

There must be someplace where that can be reported, correct?

I found the United States Department of Justice Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section

This was from a quick search, but maybe someone has some better advice.

[haikuman]

Turn them in.... / Report the site.

[tronnei]

I found my info on one of those sites a few years ago. I canceled the card immediately.

[mikebw]

I was searching for a friend on Google a few years ago and stumbled onto a similar site, dozens of names and credit card numbers out in plain HTML.