addresses

[His reflection]

I looking for some new friends who i can chat with, my address is soggsl124@hotmail.com whats yours?

 

[living4onlyJC]

I'll be yer friend!!! I always welcome new friends.

Living4onlyJC@aol.com
AIM- Living4onlyJC

Rachel

 

[Blazin Bones]

My IM are Yankeebrute41 - YIM/AIM
christiancatalist41@hotmail.com - MSN

 

[cly]

Hi!

I've only got e-mail: stu14688@mail.atu.edu

Nice meeting you!

CLY

 

[Nocturnal_Principal_X]

Hello and welcome.

If you care to chat my AIM is truthinvisible.

 

[DJ]

hello and welcome i hope we can talk later i love meeting new people ttyl

 

[Relic]

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Hello and welcome,

Even though there are many fine upstanding people on this board and I am not accusing any of these people here who have shared personal information around here. I am not judging anyone but only throwing out the red flag for everyone to see.

Sharing personal information with people you don't know is risky business.

Please, be very careful.

As we all know predators are lurking everywhere, predators are people who put on the most friendly act and then lure you into their den of horror, wolves in sheeps clothing. The internet is full of them. Just a bunch of people putting on a front, finding out what your interests are and then becoming your internet "friend". Once they have your sense of security fixed, so that you trust them, they invite you to meet somewhere in a public place.


Way too many Young people are just not careful enough. The amount of children and young adults on the molested and on the missing persons list is shocking and much of those people just started out making friends online.
Sad, so sad that people just don't know how to be careful these days. Please, don't be so casual in meeting people over the internet. By being left unaware and innocently vulnerable to their ulterior motives, they make you feel comfortable to meet with them in a public place, all in the innocence of making a new friend over the internet. Please don't let your guard down.


That old saying...

"Never Trust A Stranger"... It Still Stands True!

Just because you consider each other Christians doesn't mean there aren't predators amongst them who won't try to trick you into thinking they are fine upstanding Christians also. :-?
Not all who claim to be Christians are pure honest people.
Labels people give themselves don't mean anything and neither does a persons claim to being so friendly.
It takes YEARS to learn about a the character of a person.

The Threat
At first, the internet seems like a very handy everyday tool for both children and parents, and indeed, that's what it is. However, those who have spent any time online know that certain people use the internet's unique anonymity and open communication to try to exploit those who log on in any way that they can. This can come in the form of spam, spyware, adware, scams and hoaxes, amongst a myriad of other typical pitfalls that we see and hear about every day. The regular, everyday adult computer user is always finding new ways to solve these problems and secure themselves against future attacks, usually with a great deal of success. These users are making the internet a very safe place to be for those who take the time to practice being safe.

However, with more parents needing the resources of the internet in their own homes, exploiters have a new target - children - who are getting online unsupervised more and more frequently than ever before. Alongside noticeable increases in E-Crime over recent years has been a growing phenomenon of increased online sexual solicitations of underage children. Chat rooms fill up with sexual predators everyday, many of which are only targeting underage children. While an adult is well guarded from such solicitations, children are often ripe targets, especially when unsupervised.


PeeJ Facts:
Criminals who victimize children are nearly 13% less likely to have a prior criminal record than those who commit crimes against adults.

Source: U.S. Department of Justice


What you should know about Perverted-Justice.com
The website Perverted-Justice.com opened it's doors in July 2003, in an effort to clean up local chatrooms around the United States. The website was originally inspired by a precursor website that started in 2002, which was only focused on the Portland/Vancouver area. After becoming Perverted-Justice.com, the site quickly grew to cover all parts of the United States.

http://www.perverted-justice.com/guide/

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