This site is funny
Busy busy day,
working on website TBE.
Neways tomorrow is THE MEXICAN SUPPER at 4 pm.
i will be there around 5 if anyone is interested in some authographs or book signing.
:oP
NEW YORK (CNN) — The hacker who breached a security system to get into credit card information had access to about 5.6 million Visa and Mastercard accounts, far more than originally announced, the two card associations told CNN Tuesday.
Monday, Visa and Mastercard said the hacker could look at as many as 2.2 million accounts after breaching the security system of a company that processes credit card transactions on behalf of merchants.
None of the original set of compromised Visa cards had been used fraudulently, Visa spokesman John Abrams said Monday. A Mastercard spokeswoman could not say whether any of their cards had been used fraudulently.
The affected accounts make up almost 1 percent of the 574 million Visa and Mastercard cards in the United States. Spokesmen for the two associations said Monday they promptly notified the banks that issued the affected cards.
Both card companies have zero-liability policies, which protect cardholders from responsibility for any unauthorized or fraudulent charges.
Citizens Bank, a financial institution serving the Northeast, shut down the accounts of 8,800 customers whose card numbers had been accessed after being notified by Mastercard last Friday, bank spokeswoman Pamela Crawley said Monday. All of those accounts were safe, she said.
The FBI is aiding in the investigation.
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Valley Yamaha website is up and running, the last 2 sections are not done yet, but most of the site is
Check it out:
in case you havent been in the forum yet, I got the forum up and running, there has been a lot of complaining in the mailing list. So now we have the forum open for your convenience =).
So……..
what r u waitin’ 4
post away!
We got a mailing list running for Valley Baptist Academy Alumni,
To subscribe just click on the link below:
Im getting Road Runner next Saturday
YEAH!!!!
i just thought you should know
bye!
I just got back from attending my first ATF Saturday from Syracuse. There my life was changed forever. There I learned so much that I never understood and on Friday I rededicated my life to the Lord. Then on Saturday it was put on my heart to go on a missions trip and so I will this upcoming summer. I just think that it was definitely an expierience that I will never forget. I got to meet so many new friends and God changed my life forever. Thank you to everyone who made it possible!
- Andrew Bruegger, NY
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