This Is Crazy !!

loophole

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A million dollars investment into a password storage website?

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http://www.youngentrepreneur.com/blog/how-young-entrepreneurs-turned-a-tweet-from-richard-branson-into-1-million/

I can't figure who or why would anyone want to hand over their usernames and passwords to these fellas (or anyone else for that matter)?

Or is there something else they are not telling us?
 
The intelligence level of people continues to decline, so making stuff that doesn't make any logical sense = profit.

You might not give them your passwords, but the other tarded 200m muricans wouldn't give it a second thought.
 
Whats so good about this site?

Does no one remember what happend with LASTPASS guys? They were doing everything right and gaining users by thousands each hour and then they were hacked, all passwords got stolen and now we don't hear anything about them.

Websites like these are the primary targets of hackers worldwide.
 
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Well, they better invest the whole million in to some crazy advanced web security!
 
"Anything that makes things easier so I don't have ta think so much. I have enough to remember as it is." :p
 
Perfect for people who are fearing Alzheimer's in the near future and don't have access to a notepad to write passwords on :)
 
I am using LastPass and i am so satisfied. Security on LastPass is on hight level, but there is always hackers who want to stole informations. Btw before one month Linkedin (which is very serious site) got hacked.
 
This is like the plot to that Black Ops 2 Call of Duty game. LMAO!!!

Make everything centralized so that someone could steal the one key to rule them all. lol
 
I smelled this bullshit a mile away. One thing I don't understand is why they all say that as people get older, they lose their sense of smell. The older I get, the better I am able to detect the smell of bullshit.

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Is that Stacey or Scott in the photo with Branson?

http://www.youngentrepreneur.com/blog/how-young-entrepreneurs-turned-a-tweet-from-richard-branson-into-1-million/

I was taking a break from working and I decided to check my Twitter," says Stacey, adding that she didn't regularly check her account. When she logged on, she saw a tweet from Virgin Group founder Richard Branson, who was offering a chance for people to fly to Miami and meet him for cocktails if they would donate $2,000 to his charity, Free the Children.

So these two internet security geniuses get a spam email from "Branson", borrow $4,000 to donate to "Free the Children" and their investment pays off into a million dollars. I think I read this one in the ShitList Forum. Meanwhile on the blackhat forum, people are debating whether or not having your passwords stored off-site is a good idea or not, ROF, LMFAO. Maybe after you get that weighty matter settled, you might check your spam box. It's Branson and he's checked out your site and really thinks it has potential, and for a modest donation to his charity "Feed the Children", you can fly out to meet with him, and maybe he'll invest money in you too. You can send your donations to: [email protected]
 
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