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Tasmanian Devil

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4. And yet ...

Reply to usonian (Original post)

Tue Mar 3, 2026, 04:24 PM

14 hrs ago

With obvious ways of tracking down the thieves, we have no law enforcement.

Wouldn't it be nice if you could send that to the local (or state, or federal) cops and have some results?

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New graphics for the old "Pay Toll" messaging scam. [View all] usonian Yesterday OP

got one of those a while back. toll booth. checked with court. no such thing msongs Yesterday #1

Scanning the QR code on a scam -- TommyT139 Yesterday #2

Even parking meters have phony QR codes slapped on them. usonian Yesterday #3

And yet ... Tasmanian Devil 14 hrs ago #4

It used to be easier, when there were fewer scams arriving. usonian 14 hrs ago #5