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Any way to get data from a passworded file that doesn't recognize its own password? louise 03-07-2007
Posted by louise on March 9, 2007, 12:06 am
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 Andrew wrote:
>>> I would be happy to
>>> try if you want to send me the file as an attachment to an email.
>>> Don't send a backup as the conversion will take place.
>>>
> Louise, Please tell me you wouldn't seriously consider sending your
> financials (in any form) to someone you haven't a clue about via an email
> attachment!!!!
>
> If you do, please copy me along with all your credit card numbers and social
> security number. Please be sure to place the information that's on the
> BACK of any of your credit cards in the email to me as well.
>
The file in question is 5 years old and is being maintained
for tax purposes only. The account is closed and the
business for which it was used is defunct - in fact, the
owner has passed away.

Under these circumstances, yes, I did consider it, but I'm
still not sure I'd have done it.

Nevertheless, thanks for your concern.

Louise

Posted by Double D on March 9, 2007, 9:20 am
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> Andrew wrote:
> >>> I would be happy to
> >>> try if you want to send me the file as an attachment to an email.
> >>> Don't send a backup as the conversion will take place.
>
> > Louise, Please tell me you wouldn't seriously consider sending your
> > financials (in any form) to someone you haven't a clue about via an email
> > attachment!!!!
>
> > If you do, please copy me along with all your credit card numbers and social
> > security number. Please be sure to place the information that's on the
> > BACK of any of your credit cards in the email to me as well.
>
> The file in question is 5 years old and is being maintained
> for tax purposes only. The account is closed and the
> business for which it was used is defunct - in fact, the
> owner has passed away.
>
> Under these circumstances, yes, I did consider it, but I'm
> still not sure I'd have done it.
>
> Nevertheless, thanks for your concern.
>
> Louise

Sorry, I was only trying to help. If you check out our web address,
you will see that we are a reputable CPA firm in Needham MA. We
always keep all information confidential and have been in business for
over 40 years. It was a serious offer to help on my part.


Posted by Tivo'ed on March 9, 2007, 11:14 am
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To show your honesty, why don't you send him the password breakin program?

Of course, then we'd all have to trust Louise. Which is the better of two
evils?


>> Andrew wrote:
>> >>> I would be happy to
>> >>> try if you want to send me the file as an attachment to an email.
>> >>> Don't send a backup as the conversion will take place.
>>
>> > Louise, Please tell me you wouldn't seriously consider sending your
>> > financials (in any form) to someone you haven't a clue about via an
>> > email
>> > attachment!!!!
>>
>> > If you do, please copy me along with all your credit card numbers and
>> > social
>> > security number. Please be sure to place the information that's on
>> > the
>> > BACK of any of your credit cards in the email to me as well.
>>
>> The file in question is 5 years old and is being maintained
>> for tax purposes only. The account is closed and the
>> business for which it was used is defunct - in fact, the
>> owner has passed away.
>>
>> Under these circumstances, yes, I did consider it, but I'm
>> still not sure I'd have done it.
>>
>> Nevertheless, thanks for your concern.
>>
>> Louise
>
> Sorry, I was only trying to help. If you check out our web address,
> you will see that we are a reputable CPA firm in Needham MA. We
> always keep all information confidential and have been in business for
> over 40 years. It was a serious offer to help on my part.
>



Posted by Andrew on March 9, 2007, 10:43 pm
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Double D wrote:
>> Andrew wrote:
>>>>> I would be happy to
>>>>> try if you want to send me the file as an attachment to an email.
>>>>> Don't send a backup as the conversion will take place.
>>
>>> Louise, Please tell me you wouldn't seriously consider sending your
>>> financials (in any form) to someone you haven't a clue about via an
>>> email attachment!!!!
>>
>>> If you do, please copy me along with all your credit card numbers
>>> and social security number. Please be sure to place the
>>> information that's on the BACK of any of your credit cards in the
>>> email to me as well.
>>
>> The file in question is 5 years old and is being maintained
>> for tax purposes only. The account is closed and the
>> business for which it was used is defunct - in fact, the
>> owner has passed away.
>>
>> Under these circumstances, yes, I did consider it, but I'm
>> still not sure I'd have done it.
>>
>> Nevertheless, thanks for your concern.
>>
>> Louise
>
> Sorry, I was only trying to help. If you check out our web address,
> you will see that we are a reputable CPA firm in Needham MA. We
> always keep all information confidential and have been in business for
> over 40 years. It was a serious offer to help on my part.

Hey, no problem! I did say " to someone you haven't a clue about ..." and
of course, if Louise validated your firm/identify as kosher, no problem
there at all.
I hope you didn't take it to mean anything to you personally.

btw, I used to teach at Needham High School when I lived in Oak Hill section
of Newton right across the border in the mid 1970s.

--
-------------------------------------------------------------
Regards -

- Andrew



Posted by sharx35 on May 14, 2007, 4:44 am
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>>> I would be happy to
>>> try if you want to send me the file as an attachment to an email.
>>> Don't send a backup as the conversion will take place.
>>>
> Louise, Please tell me you wouldn't seriously consider sending your
> financials (in any form) to someone you haven't a clue about via an email
> attachment!!!!
>
> If you do, please copy me along with all your credit card numbers and
> social security number. Please be sure to place the information that's
> on the BACK of any of your credit cards in the email to me as well.
>
> --
> -------------------------------------------------------------
> Regards -
>
> - Andrew

Don't be so bloody paranoid. Assuming that he doesn't have actual credit
card numbers in it, there is NOTHING of interest in 99% of people's
financial records. ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. Get over yourself. Your ilk worry
about bloody nothing.



>
>



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