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To: FJB who wrote (83318)	10/3/2013 8:18:24 AM
From: PMS Witch	Respond to of 110581

I don't have the website. When dealing with these people, I use Internet Explorer in Privacy Mode, so all history was deleted when I closed the browser. The Web page looked like it was from a legitimate remote access site. I'm sure the India thieves were simply taking advantage of whatever fee technology was available to them. Cheers, PW. P.S. Something I forgot to mention: When toying with these crooks, I remove the letters from my disk volumes that contain my data. If they looked for some "digital treasure" all they'd find is a Windows system with NO personal files -- and maybe a few links to drives that "don't exist." For this, the Command Line utility DiskPart.EXE gets the job done in a jiffy.