Had someone posing as PGE technician, wanted to come inside and check our water heater. My elderly mother was home alone, thank goodness she didn’t let them in and called our neighbor right away.
I had a fake Gas company employee try to con me to enter my home. He had a tire gauge on a hose in a bucket, claiming that "detected gas" he even had a truck with the gas company logo. He left immediately when i called the gas company to confirm his employment. There was no gas leak.
If anyone rings your doorbell. NEVER open There is no reason to open the door, even for police. NEVER open your door, regardless of reasons or Y, do not talk through the door for long, as one is keeping you busy at the front door, their partner can be coming in the back door.
İ took your comment to heart. My kids were playing outside and rang the doorbell to come back in. İ yelled "Go away!". Now they are living in a tent out front. *Edited for a minor typo.
There's one going around, especially during Christmas. It's a text from the usps saying that they can't deliver your package unless you pay for shipping, giving them your card information. The usps will never text you.
A few years ago, a young man 18 yrs old met some guys in broad daylight in an affluent area after hours to sell a gold necklace. He was shot but survived on the sidewalk. The guys were eventually caught. If you have to sell jewelry or coins, meet at a bank during banking hours. If they refuse to meet, they have bad intentions.
Update: This happened in affluent area Coronado in CA. The 18 yr old survived but has some surgeries and then later on became a Real Estate Agent. The two Hispanic guys who robbed him of his gold necklace and shot him more than once were caught soon after in Chula Vista, CA. This happened after hours when businesses were closed on Orange Avenue, the main street of Coronado.
I tell them to get off of the property. A No Trespassing sign that is posted in the yard is clearly seen from the street. If they persist I let them know that I will be pressing charges against them for trespassing. I remind them that they are being recorded too. 😂❤👍
If Biden knocks on your door and asks with his senile smile to "kick in" some money - don't answer. He will not remember on which door he knocked anyway.
The elderly, the people who have the nerve to ask for a down payment sound like the people who work for the local large metro cities. You know the type, the ones that sound like their tongue is too big for their mouth.
I have had women say they have text wrong number and began to say they like to get to know me. Before you know it, they can't pay for something. They will always ask for a Apple gift card... thanks Jason
Had many solar companies knocking on my door. Tell them no every time and why. Last one that came wanted my name. Said they have no reason to know my name. The last one at my door said solar and I said no and went back inside the house. It is good to have 3 doors to pass to get into your house. Trust no one.
@@JasonHansonSpyBriefingSoul Purified Now in Christ's Blood ! Realize you are a sinner being sorry. Sin is lying, evil thoughts, lust,etc. Therefore, do not trust in your own works to go to heaven because you realize, being a sinner, you cannot offer the perfect blood sacrifice that God requires to pay for sin. Instead, believe, meaning fully trust, that in Christ's love for you, on the cross, His one perfect blood sacrifice, when Christ bled, suffered and died, in your place, paid for your sins in full, past, present and future ! Believe that Jesus rose from the dead ! Believe Jesus is God Almighty, God the Son, alive for evermore ! And believe that the sinless blood of Jesus Christ is what cleanses you from all sin, which purifies your soul ! Then the Lord Jesus will forgive you,save you from hell and give you eternal life ! And you will be sealed with the Holy Spirit who will dwell within you forever! And thank Jesus ! Rom.3:25,5:8,9,10:9, Is.53:5,6, II Cor.5:21, Ephes.1:7,13,4:30, Heb.10:14,38,39, I John 1:7, 5:7,13,20
Also, don't take surveys. They may ask you who you bank with or your age, just a little bit of information they need to get personal information about you.
@KittyChanU2 All of my family lives in NV and the only sibling she had left, she was not on speaking terms with, so it made no difference. I let our local friends, know that she had passed away. So you see I had it covered.
@KittyChanU2 Thank you, it has been three years since then. I did not hold a memorial, or formal services because of COVID-19, after cremation I took her to the Veteran's Cemetery and had her laid to rest. She and I were loners and had few friends, we had discussed this in recent weeks because we knew it was coming, as her health was getting worse. And we decided that it would be just me and Jojo, my service dog there. We never had kids, our dogs were literally our children. We treated them better than some people treat their human children.
Great info I would just add....when meeting in person to buy or sell off FB or other sites, meet at police stations only. The police are happy to accommodate this. If the other person has bad intensions they wont show up or enter the station.
That doesn't work for everyone. I'm a disabled Veteran and no vehicle. But I do wear a visible sidearm when I answer my door. When I don't, that means my Mossberg 500 LEO version is within a quick & easy reach ! 😊😊😊😊
If someone knocks on my door selling/advocating/anything, I simply ask them if I called them for the service. When they answer "No", I tell them that I only do business with companies/people that I initiate. Same with phone calls. If I don't recognize the number/name/or if it is only a city/state, I answer (loudly) "Joe's Bar and Grill. How can I help you." There is normally a pause and a soft click and a voice starts. I state "We don't take any computer-generated/activated calls, please don't call back." Normally, after my Joe's Bar answer, there is a soft click and then dial-tone.
On Facebook, put a date other than your actual birthday. Don't put where you live or work. Plus, do not let everyone know when you're going on vacation or when your kids are going off to college or where?? Less is better.
One thing you mentioned offhand that's a good idea - use a flip phone. I've got one too. Tougher for hackers to hack or con you if you use one (though still possible). Voice, voicemail, minimal texting is all I need out of it.
@crosslink1493 I never had a smart phone nor do I want one. I have a flip phone by choice. It has no text or internet as I only use it for short ph calls.
No! By definition if someone invades the privacy of your home in search of money, they must never be rewarded. When they knock on your door they are really a form of panhandler, but worse because it isn't in public. There is no need to investigate or check them out, the only proper response is "Don't want it. No thanks!" until they go away. Back in 1980 I lived in some apartments that were flooded with door to door "salespeople". So I put on sign on my door saying "Notice to solicitors: I am not buying whatever you are selling even if it is gas at 10 cents/gallon." It worked because this was just after an oil crisis where you couldn't get gas and the price had more than doubled.
In California, to avoid mechanical lien on your house, you should ask the main contractor, subcontractors and material sales company to sign a lien waiver form before paying. This is from the contractor license board of the state of California. According to CLSB, you only need to deposit a maximum of $1000 for a construction project. If you are paying for the materials, a professional construction company will have no reason to spend more than $1000. In America, you go to work and receive your salary after two weeks. If the contractor insists on payment in advance, you must be very careful. If the company does not have money to pay workers for 1-2 weeks, then that company's finances need to be reviewed very carefully.
Far too many companies turn 2FA into 1FA when you try to change your password. If you can change your password without knowing the old one and just send a code to the phone, you're not using 2FA.
@@sheridansplace1607If you can set up 2FA, but then say "I forgot my password", and they let you reset your password with nothing more than a code they text you, then you don't have two factors. You have the code they texted you, and that gets you into the account. Hence, 1FA. That's the biggest problem with a lot of these setups: they want to automate password resets without you having to prove your ID, but they only have two ways to identify you: password and phone number.
Door-to-door knocking: Possibly trying to distract you, especially if they want you to come outside and walk into backyard (leaving front door unlocked) so their accomplice enters your home.
”“Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy and where thieves break in and steal; but lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust destroys and where thieves do not break in and steal. For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.“ Matthew 6:19-21 NKJV
History has proven that THUMPING "bibles" DOES NOT WORK TO PROTECT ANYONE! Thieves don't care about your SKY DADDY and will rob you just as easily, perhaps easier than anyone else! Just say'n ROFL 🤪😅😂🤣👍😁👍
Oh, PLEEEEAAASE!! Take your Bible-banging ass somewhere else to try to proselytize innocent people into your religious CULT! Christianity (and your Goddamned Bible!) is full of lies, half-truths, and gold-digging criminals who LOVE to prey on the elderly and other GULLIBLE PEOPLE in order to fleece them of every last dime to their name so they can build themselves another new McMansion with a helipad and a runway for their new private jet, while their followers live in abject poverty and they live in luxurious bliss! No thanks, I've had my fill of you self-righteous, self-avowed Godly people; you're usually the biggest thieves and liars in the room....and in your ugly Goddamned megachurches where fresh new minds are POISONED and they're stripped of all of their money and real estate!
No, no, no. No one reputable goes door to door to sell any more - not even Girl Scouts. Just say no! Same to phone sales. There are no reputable telemarketers any more. Also, beware of deals that sound too good on line.
The sim thing I think happened to me when I was with Ting. Good thing my Dad let me know he was unable to get a hold of me by coming to my apartment which is about six and a half miles from where he and Momma live. He calls me Monday through Friday nights to wake me for my shift since I work third (overnight) shift. Ting charged me to reactivate my phone. I have the same number. But I also make it a habit to say something like correct on the phone (unless it's someone I trust) instead of yes. I'm Andrew. I'm a native of Fairfax County.
NEVER say yes on the phone. Are you so and so? I am. We had an employee, many years ago, that answered yes to "Is this your address?" and they spliced her yes into an order confirmation recording. I told them to take a hike, when the shipment arrived. I also said to say "It is" when asked regarding the address.
Can we talk about the fake websites for computer repair ? Where people not familiar with IT (think elderly) call them to fix their computer problem only to be scammed out of 10,000 dollar? This just happened and it’s devastating.
I had this girl come out of my wooded area behind my home. She told me she worked for the owner and I need to check things out. I told her I am the homeowner, leave or I’ll call police.
Somebody came to my neighbor's house dressed as a cop. They told her things about her fiance that weren't true to get her confidence and information. She never thought to ask them if they had a warrant or other paperwork about him. She just believed them because they looked like police.
Our city designated a Safe Marketplace Exchange Spot in front of the police department complete with security cameras. How many times have I sold an item that a buyer wants from me...ask soon as I tell them to meet me at the SMES...they disappear like mist. So both buyer and seller need to be aware.
Good video. In the UK, there's a 'Tell Us Once' service. Register a death, give the details to TUO, and the information flows around all parts of the government. Nothing like that in America?
My husband was buying something off the FB Marketplace and the person wanted half the money and would deliver. Well my husband said that is okay I really want to see it first, so what is the address.? He went to the address and the person who opened the door had no idea what he was talking about!! Instead of 'free delivery' ask for the address and go to the place don't be surprised when the people at the door has no clue what is going on!!
Unfortunately, i had a roofer dude who caught me outside changing the oil in my car. I was under my car, and he started his sales pitch. I said hey can't you see?" I'm busy. For the next 3 days, he knocked on my door. I don't talk to people knocking on my door. He finally stopped. Lol, my mailman doesn't like me. i dont have any #s on my mailbox or my house. All i get in the mail is junk. If i mail anything, i go to the post office.i think it's kinda funny the pizza man can find my house. But the mailman is mad
It's best to put little information about yourself or just put out false information. Like in my Facebook, I don't put my actual birthday, I just make it up a date. I don't put any personal information about myself. However, I do put things like my favorite songs🎵 or the movies I enjoy watching 📺.
Do not send money to anyone over social media. It is not that hard for someone to download a photo of someone else pretending to be them; it happens more than you think. Another thing, when anyone wants money on social media that is claiming to be someone you know ask them to do a live video chat. More than likely you'll never hear from them again. There is major operation from overseas inparticular places like Nigeria, Ghana, that actually have training schools to teach them the American language, etc. The reason I'm saying this is is because I've lost alot of money being nice and ignorant. 🙁
I’m HR, and reference checks need permission from the applicant. Be careful when asking references from other references because it could be deemed disparaging, discriminatory, and bad hiring practices. If that reference refuses or could not give you another reference without the notification to the applicant for permission, and you don’t hire that applicant because of the refusal or inability to give you another reference, you can be sued. There are laws regarding asking for references and doing credit checks during hiring without proper notification and authorization from the applicant. I would never ask a reference to give me another reference, and as HR, I would not recommend doing so. There are other ways to verify an applicant without what I believe to be deceptive practices.
Was going to an online interview to become hired re: helping homeowners w insurance claims. Used the Internet to search the company doing the interview/hiring and found 1) I would have to find my own homeowners, 2) company was reviewed as "predatory". USE THE INTERNET TO DO A LITTLE RESEARCH ON PRODUCTS AND COMPANIES!
Western countries are going through a serious problem of loneliness,kids want to be independent and leave thier parents alone and both end up being lonely, countries like India which had strong extended families are sadly following the western countries,The biggest reason for suicide worldwide is loneliness, How to change things stay with your parents and grandparents or bring them to stay with you that will serve 2 very big purposes you will not be alone and will have access to experience in tough times and also the next generation your kids will get the right values from a young age and offcourse you can also consider yourself smart bcoz you will not be paying for nannies etc when you Both are working as your kids will be in the safest hands..
I have cameras and I never answer the door to strangers. door to door salesmen are almost non existent in my area, our town FB group post any sketchy people in the area almost as soon as they see someone.
Watch out for the neighborhood curb painters. We get that here a lot. They leave notes on the gate. They come back to paint your numbers then demand money like $20 for doing this even if you didnt request it.
I am a nice person. We would get people doing that where I live too. At first, they would only ask for $3, then in about 3 more months, they would come back to re-paint numbers when they didn't need re-painting and ask for $10, then again asking for $12. It kept going up and up each time They would knock on the door to collect the money, but I would tell them I didn't have that much and they'd ask for 'whatever you can afford,' and at that time, it was $12. l stopped at the point when they messed up the painting and told them what the issue was, that they painted the numbers on improperly, but also told them that they come around too much and I can't keep paying you every time. They stopped doing it for awhile, but I noticed that two years ago, they started again only this time they posted notices on our doors stating the cost ($15) and that if we did not want our street numbers painted, to tape the notice on the curb over the number, which I did. I have not seen hide nor hair of them since. I will say one more thing, I don't miss them.
Here in Canada, our telecome companies have implimented sim swap protection. They send you an sms if you're sim is being swap and you need to authorize it before it goes through.
My wife was scammed by a car wash. They took a picture of her tag and waved her through. She never gave them her credit card. We were charged monthly from that point until I noticed the charge.
Good information. Beware of Angie’s list also because anyone could sign up and put their business name in there doesn’t mean that they really have a business.
Acquaintance advertised (not FB) his $16,000 motorcycle for sale. He received a call asking all about it. Caller agereed to buy it and bring a bank certified check. Came on a weekend and got the bike. The check was forged so he ended up with nothing.
Why would anyone deliver goods to me for free? I'll pay you the delivery at most, bring it and if I am not a real person, off you go, you got paid for your journey. Just bought a garden furniture - from a proper shop. It costs, but it is new, with warranty and THAT was with free delivery. But I could claim money back if it went wrong. People need to turn their brains on.
When I answer the door, I always have my IWI 45ACP in my right hand, concealed behind my right leg.. It's double/single action so I don't have to cock it beforehand.. I never buy unsolicited products or services..
Thank you. There was someone giving away a campervan on Facebook. Said FREE then wanted $395 and it would be delivered to whatever address. I texted back and said if it was FREE why are you asking $395. They said for fees. I said I would be in touch after I take forms sent to the notary public and to a lawyer to make sure it was legitimate. They said ok.
Yeah you don't send money to somebody you don't know just because they put up a pic of a thing you want. Item in my hand gets you cash. or... First cash in my hand gets you the item.
I never put financial info on my phone. My android phone got a virus. I have an iphone now, but if not now, eventually hackers will be able to get into it. I still have a flip phone that still works, just needs to be activated.
Watch out for MYSTERY BOXES that you DID NOT ORDER AS WELL. It almost happened to me, however, I keep track of my orders. The one they delivered was not one of them. LOL.
Too bad bank two-factor appps don't use a PIN (NOT the one sent in your e-mail), or even use your ATM/CC and PIN through the phone's NFC pad (most cards are touch read now).
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❤ I love what you wrote you know there's a special what you said rather there's a special place in Hell reserved for people who would take an unfair advantage of people who mean well or just trying to you know do good business like that you know buy furniture or do whatever you know I mean those people there's a special place in hell for people to do that to people
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Had someone posing as PGE technician, wanted to come inside and check our water heater. My elderly mother was home alone, thank goodness she didn’t let them in and called our neighbor right away.
Screw calling the neighbor...call 911
The other big one is flower delivery that has to be signed for.
I had a fake Gas company employee try to con me to enter my home. He had a tire gauge on a hose in a bucket, claiming that "detected gas" he even had a truck with the gas company logo. He left immediately when i called the gas company to confirm his employment. There was no gas leak.
Scary
Good advice, Keep it coming!!!!
There is this going on in SoCal.
Many ppl would fall for that 😬
Years ago our principal’s wife was raped(with small children in the house) by a gas man or line man or so they said.
If anyone rings your doorbell. NEVER open There is no reason to open the door, even for police. NEVER open your door, regardless of reasons or Y, do not talk through the door for long, as one is keeping you busy at the front door, their partner can be coming in the back door.
İ took your comment to heart.
My kids were playing outside and rang the doorbell to come back in. İ yelled "Go away!".
Now they are living in a tent out front.
*Edited for a minor typo.
You need to move to a better neighborhood. Why live in the sewer? Just my opinion.
And door cams at both front & back doors is a good idea.
Not everyone has a usable peep hole or cameras
I'm ok with answering the door, however my Caucasian ovcharka isn't.
Dont do biz with door to door people.ever. full stop
There's one going around, especially during Christmas. It's a text from the usps saying that they can't deliver your package unless you pay for shipping, giving them your card information. The usps will never text you.
Hell with UPS they don’t deliver anyway and it is impossible to talk to a real person.
you are confusing UPS + USPS, they are different. USPS = government. UPS = private enterprise.
I get those all the time. I haven’t ordered a thing.
A few years ago, a young man 18 yrs old met some guys in broad daylight in an affluent area after hours to sell a gold necklace. He was shot but survived on the sidewalk. The guys were eventually caught. If you have to sell jewelry or coins, meet at a bank during banking hours. If they refuse to meet, they have bad intentions.
Or at the police 🚓🚨 dept
Update: This happened in affluent area Coronado in CA. The 18 yr old survived but has some surgeries and then later on became a Real Estate Agent. The two Hispanic guys who robbed him of his gold necklace and shot him more than once were caught soon after in Chula Vista, CA. This happened after hours when businesses were closed on Orange Avenue, the main street of Coronado.
I never hire anyone who contacts me unsolicited, especially if they knock on the door.
Stay safe and God bless!
I tell them to get off of the property. A No Trespassing sign that is posted in the yard is clearly seen from the street. If they persist I let them know that I will be pressing charges against them for trespassing. I remind them that they are being recorded too. 😂❤👍
If Biden knocks on your door and asks with his senile smile to "kick in" some money - don't answer. He will not remember on which door he knocked anyway.
Jason, I love your posts, they are so helpful & needed 😊
I always get the Mormons….
I checked the roofing company I was considering and found that their insurance was expired!
Oh wow!!😮
Who in their right mind would pay an unknown person 50% down?
Many people like a security deposit
The elderly, the people who have the nerve to ask for a down payment sound like the people who work for the local large metro cities. You know the type, the ones that sound like their tongue is too big for their mouth.
You'd be surprised 😮
Somebody who just got their tax return!! 😅😅😂😂😂
CA is 10% down, not to exceed 1k. Then schedule pymts according to completion of project. Neighbor up the street got scammed for 30k.
COMMON SENSE PEOPLE. COMMON SENSE!!
It never been common
@@jivancichIt sure isn’t now.
Thx for the 411 Jammer.
Thank you for this information
I have had women say they have text wrong number and began to say they like to get to know me. Before you know it, they can't pay for something. They will always ask for a Apple gift card... thanks Jason
I had the same thing happen to me.. but I told her I wasn't interested in being friends.. which I thought was weird to begin with.
Never reply back to a wrong # text. It just verifies that they've got a live one amongst the millions of texts they sent.
Had many solar companies knocking on my door. Tell them no every time and why. Last one that came wanted my name. Said they have no reason to know my name. The last one at my door said solar and I said no and went back inside the house. It is good to have 3 doors to pass to get into your house. Trust no one.
Thanks for sharing. Stay safe and God bless!
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@@JasonHansonSpyBriefingSoul Purified Now in Christ's Blood ! Realize you are a sinner being sorry. Sin is lying, evil thoughts, lust,etc. Therefore, do not trust in your own works to go to heaven because you realize, being a sinner, you cannot offer the perfect blood sacrifice that God requires to pay for sin. Instead, believe, meaning fully trust, that in Christ's love for you, on the cross, His one perfect blood sacrifice, when Christ bled, suffered and died, in your place, paid for your sins in full, past, present and future ! Believe that Jesus rose from the dead ! Believe Jesus is God Almighty, God the Son, alive for evermore ! And believe that the sinless blood of Jesus Christ is what cleanses you from all sin, which purifies your soul ! Then the Lord Jesus will forgive you,save you from hell and give you eternal life ! And you will be sealed with the Holy Spirit who will dwell within you forever! And thank Jesus ! Rom.3:25,5:8,9,10:9, Is.53:5,6, II Cor.5:21, Ephes.1:7,13,4:30, Heb.10:14,38,39, I John 1:7, 5:7,13,20
Also, don't take surveys. They may ask you who you bank with or your age, just a little bit of information they need to get personal information about you.
The obituary scams are the reason I prohibited the funeral home, hospital, and M.E.'s office from putting my late wife's obituary in the paper.
Smart move!!! I hadn't even thought of that one!
Yet that is sad people could not know if they wanted to pay respects. Not blaming you just the jerks that abuse things in life
@KittyChanU2 All of my family lives in NV and the only sibling she had left, she was not on speaking terms with, so it made no difference. I let our local friends, know that she had passed away. So you see I had it covered.
@biohazard20161 oh that's great I just felt bad for you being confined. I'm glad it worked out
And so sorry for your loss.
@KittyChanU2 Thank you, it has been three years since then. I did not hold a memorial, or formal services because of COVID-19, after cremation I took her to the Veteran's Cemetery and had her laid to rest. She and I were loners and had few friends, we had discussed this in recent weeks because we knew it was coming, as her health was getting worse. And we decided that it would be just me and Jojo, my service dog there. We never had kids, our dogs were literally our children. We treated them better than some people treat their human children.
Great info
I would just add....when meeting in person to buy or sell off FB or other sites, meet at police stations only. The police are happy to accommodate this. If the other person has bad intensions they wont show up or enter the station.
My police station has a set mdeting spot with real time observation. You give them a call, letting you know the time.
That doesn't work for everyone. I'm a disabled Veteran and no vehicle. But I do wear a visible sidearm when I answer my door. When I don't, that means my Mossberg 500 LEO version is within a quick & easy reach ! 😊😊😊😊
@@sagsfv3122That works too! ROFL
LOL. I used to meet dating guys in front of police station. But not everybody lives near Police Station.
@tutsecret499 if you're worth it, they will make it
If someone knocks on my door selling/advocating/anything, I simply ask them if I called them for the service. When they answer "No", I tell them that I only do business with companies/people that I initiate. Same with phone calls. If I don't recognize the number/name/or if it is only a city/state, I answer (loudly) "Joe's Bar and Grill. How can I help you." There is normally a pause and a soft click and a voice starts. I state "We don't take any computer-generated/activated calls, please don't call back." Normally, after my Joe's Bar answer, there is a soft click and then dial-tone.
When I answer I say "Joe's Pool Hall. Eight-ball speaking".
I don't even let my father in.
My wife has been caught up in the Facebook scams. Fortunately, no monetary loss.
On Facebook, put a date other than your actual birthday. Don't put where you live or work. Plus, do not let everyone know when you're going on vacation or when your kids are going off to college or where?? Less is better.
"Scams" Plural? Man! You really need to get your wife off of Facebook.🤦🏽♂️😂
Laziness is the mother of criminal inventiveness ......😮
One thing you mentioned offhand that's a good idea - use a flip phone. I've got one too. Tougher for hackers to hack or con you if you use one (though still possible). Voice, voicemail, minimal texting is all I need out of it.
@crosslink1493 I never had a smart phone nor do I want one. I have a flip phone by choice. It has no text or internet as I only use it for short ph calls.
*Jason Hanson* Great tips, thank-you sir for taking the time to keep us informed. GOD Bless.
My pleasure!! Thank you so much for watching as well!
he is selling books, marketing
@@tj-kv6vrThank-you for sharing. Peace & Grace.
No! By definition if someone invades the privacy of your home in search of money, they must never be rewarded. When they knock on your door they are really a form of panhandler, but worse because it isn't in public. There is no need to investigate or check them out, the only proper response is "Don't want it. No thanks!" until they go away.
Back in 1980 I lived in some apartments that were flooded with door to door "salespeople". So I put on sign on my door saying "Notice to solicitors: I am not buying whatever you are selling even if it is gas at 10 cents/gallon." It worked because this was just after an oil crisis where you couldn't get gas and the price had more than doubled.
In California, to avoid mechanical lien on your house, you should ask the main contractor, subcontractors and material sales company to sign a lien waiver form before paying. This is from the contractor license board of the state of California.
According to CLSB, you only need to deposit a maximum of $1000 for a construction project. If you are paying for the materials, a professional construction company will have no reason to spend more than $1000. In America, you go to work and receive your salary after two weeks. If the contractor insists on payment in advance, you must be very careful. If the company does not have money to pay workers for 1-2 weeks, then that company's finances need to be reviewed very carefully.
Far too many companies turn 2FA into 1FA when you try to change your password. If you can change your password without knowing the old one and just send a code to the phone, you're not using 2FA.
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@@sheridansplace1607If you can set up 2FA, but then say "I forgot my password", and they let you reset your password with nothing more than a code they text you, then you don't have two factors. You have the code they texted you, and that gets you into the account. Hence, 1FA. That's the biggest problem with a lot of these setups: they want to automate password resets without you having to prove your ID, but they only have two ways to identify you: password and phone number.
Door-to-door knocking:
Possibly trying to distract you, especially if they want you to come outside and walk into backyard (leaving front door unlocked) so their accomplice enters your home.
Yes indeed. Very common trick.
and put a fraud alert and lock your credit reports, that way you have to unlock it before any credit can be extended in your name.
All my information was stolen and I'm on the dark web and I locked all my credit report companies
”“Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy and where thieves break in and steal; but lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust destroys and where thieves do not break in and steal. For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.“
Matthew 6:19-21 NKJV
History has proven that THUMPING "bibles" DOES NOT WORK TO PROTECT ANYONE!
Thieves don't care about your SKY DADDY and will rob you just as easily, perhaps easier than anyone else!
Just say'n
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Oh, PLEEEEAAASE!! Take your Bible-banging ass somewhere else to try to proselytize innocent people into your religious CULT! Christianity (and your Goddamned Bible!) is full of lies, half-truths, and gold-digging criminals who LOVE to prey on the elderly and other GULLIBLE PEOPLE in order to fleece them of every last dime to their name so they can build themselves another new McMansion with a helipad and a runway for their new private jet, while their followers live in abject poverty and they live in luxurious bliss! No thanks, I've had my fill of you self-righteous, self-avowed Godly people; you're usually the biggest thieves and liars in the room....and in your ugly Goddamned megachurches where fresh new minds are POISONED and they're stripped of all of their money and real estate!
No, no, no. No one reputable goes door to door to sell any more - not even Girl Scouts. Just say no! Same to phone sales. There are no reputable telemarketers any more. Also, beware of deals that sound too good on line.
Wrong. Girl Scouts came knocking on my front door about a month ago….selling cookies.
Kirby vacuum still sells door to door
The sim thing I think happened to me when I was with Ting. Good thing my Dad let me know he was unable to get a hold of me by coming to my apartment which is about six and a half miles from where he and Momma live. He calls me Monday through Friday nights to wake me for my shift since I work third (overnight) shift. Ting charged me to reactivate my phone. I have the same number. But I also make it a habit to say something like correct on the phone (unless it's someone I trust) instead of yes. I'm Andrew. I'm a native of Fairfax County.
NEVER say yes on the phone. Are you so and so? I am. We had an employee, many years ago, that answered yes to "Is this your address?" and they spliced her yes into an order confirmation recording. I told them to take a hike, when the shipment arrived. I also said to say "It is" when asked regarding the address.
@@diann546Right. That’s why I say things like correct now. I think my Dad (retired DoD) taught me that.
Thanks for the heads up Jason. ❤❤❤
Stay safe always!
Can we talk about the fake websites for computer repair ? Where people not familiar with IT (think elderly) call them to fix their computer problem only to be scammed out of 10,000 dollar? This just happened and it’s devastating.
I had this girl come out of my wooded area behind my home. She told me she worked for the owner and I need to check things out. I told her I am the homeowner, leave or I’ll call police.
Somebody came to my neighbor's house dressed as a cop. They told her things about her fiance that weren't true to get her confidence and information. She never thought to ask them if they had a warrant or other paperwork about him. She just believed them because they looked like police.
Our city designated a Safe Marketplace Exchange Spot in front of the police department complete with security cameras. How many times have I sold an item that a buyer wants from me...ask soon as I tell them to meet me at the SMES...they disappear like mist. So both buyer and seller need to be aware.
That’s a great idea
I had sold cute stuff on Facebook that I make(sewing) for children, and I meet the person some blocks down away from my home.
Good lookin out.
I'm aghast at the depths some people will lurk to.
Thank you Mr. Hanson Sir for the valuable tips.
You are very welcome! Thank you so much for the support!
Good video.
In the UK, there's a 'Tell Us Once' service. Register a death, give the details to TUO, and the information flows around all parts of the government. Nothing like that in America?
Hanson doesn’t realize that funeral homes are required to call social security to report the death
I never answer my door. Anyone I care to talk to, already has my phone number. They know to call first before they come over.
That's great Tiffany! Thank you for sharing!
Same here
I never thought of asking for a reference from a reference; brilliant!
My old boss had CIA connections to he digs deep ✍🏻👋🏻💋
Having lived in this house for many years nothing good has ever resulted from someone knocking on the door. DO NOT OPEN THE DOOR.
My husband was buying something off the FB Marketplace and the person wanted half the money and would deliver. Well my husband said that is okay I really want to see it first, so what is the address.? He went to the address and the person who opened the door had no idea what he was talking about!! Instead of 'free delivery' ask for the address and go to the place don't be surprised when the people at the door has no clue what is going on!!
Unfortunately, i had a roofer dude who caught me outside changing the oil in my car. I was under my car, and he started his sales pitch. I said hey can't you see?" I'm busy. For the next 3 days, he knocked on my door. I don't talk to people knocking on my door. He finally stopped. Lol, my mailman doesn't like me. i dont have any #s on my mailbox or my house. All i get in the mail is junk. If i mail anything, i go to the post office.i think it's kinda funny the pizza man can find my house. But the mailman is mad
I never open my door to strangers. Specially sales people.
It's best to put little information about yourself or just put out false information. Like in my Facebook, I don't put my actual birthday, I just make it up a date. I don't put any personal information about myself. However, I do put things like my favorite songs🎵 or the movies I enjoy watching 📺.
When I sign up for anything online that asks for birthday, I always give a false date/year
Why open the door? I have Ring. I can talk to anyone that’s at front door. They don’t see me or inside my house.
Facebook market place scams very good info Jason. If it's too good to be true then it probably is
Do not send money to anyone over social media. It is not that hard for someone to download a photo of someone else pretending to be them; it happens more than you think. Another thing, when anyone wants money on social media that is claiming to be someone you know ask them to do a live video chat. More than likely you'll never hear from them again. There is major operation from overseas inparticular places like Nigeria, Ghana, that actually have training schools to teach them the American language, etc. The reason I'm saying this is is because I've lost alot of money being nice and ignorant. 🙁
Thanks for this video, very informative!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much for watching as well!
I’m HR, and reference checks need permission from the applicant. Be careful when asking references from other references because it could be deemed disparaging, discriminatory, and bad hiring practices.
If that reference refuses or could not give you another reference without the notification to the applicant for permission, and you don’t hire that applicant because of the refusal or inability to give you another reference, you can be sued. There are laws regarding asking for references and doing credit checks during hiring without proper notification and authorization from the applicant.
I would never ask a reference to give me another reference, and as HR, I would not recommend doing so. There are other ways to verify an applicant without what I believe to be deceptive practices.
May I ask which state you're living in?
EVERYONE needs to realize that Jason Hanson cannot be trusted because he asked his subscribers how many guns they own !
When?
Nobody in their right mind opens the door
Sim cards should be picked up with proper ID
Was going to an online interview to become hired re: helping homeowners w insurance claims. Used the Internet to search the company doing the interview/hiring and found 1) I would have to find my own homeowners, 2) company was reviewed as "predatory". USE THE INTERNET TO DO A LITTLE RESEARCH ON PRODUCTS AND COMPANIES!
Western countries are going through a serious problem of loneliness,kids want to be independent and leave thier parents alone and both end up being lonely, countries like India which had strong extended families are sadly following the western countries,The biggest reason for suicide worldwide is loneliness,
How to change things stay with your parents and grandparents or bring them to stay with you that will serve 2 very big purposes you will not be alone and will have access to experience in tough times and also the next generation your kids will get the right values from a young age and offcourse you can also consider yourself smart bcoz you will not be paying for nannies etc when you Both are working as your kids will be in the safest hands..
I have a friend that got caught on that 2 person authentication and his FB account was hi jacked. Thanks Jason for the tips!
Sorry to hear that. Stay safe and God bless!
I have cameras and I never answer the door to strangers. door to door salesmen are almost non existent in my area, our town FB group post any sketchy people in the area almost as soon as they see someone.
Thanks for sharing! God bless!
Why do I feel like I’ve heard all of these from you before ? Either way it’s cool for a refresher.
Watch out for the neighborhood curb painters. We get that here a lot. They leave notes on the gate. They come back to paint your numbers then demand money like $20 for doing this even if you didnt request it.
Just don't pay them and call the Police. If you pay them, they WILL come back.
I am a nice person. We would get people doing that where I live too. At first, they would only ask for $3, then in about 3 more months, they would come back to re-paint numbers when they didn't need re-painting and ask for $10, then again asking for $12. It kept going up and up each time They would knock on the door to collect the money, but I would tell them I didn't have that much and they'd ask for 'whatever you can afford,' and at that time, it was $12. l stopped at the point when they messed up the painting and told them what the issue was, that they painted the numbers on improperly, but also told them that they come around too much and I can't keep paying you every time. They stopped doing it for awhile, but I noticed that two years ago, they started again only this time they posted notices on our doors stating the cost ($15) and that if we did not want our street numbers painted, to tape the notice on the curb over the number, which I did. I have not seen hide nor hair of them since. I will say one more thing, I don't miss them.
Here in Canada, our telecome companies have implimented sim swap protection. They send you an sms if you're sim is being swap and you need to authorize it before it goes through.
Thank you for sharing!
Good man. These are sensible, practical gambits.
My wife was scammed by a car wash. They took a picture of her tag and waved her through. She never gave them her credit card. We were charged monthly from that point until I noticed the charge.
Someone used my sons CC in another state for almost a year. Small unnoticed charges.
Just an idea. It's your house and property. No law requires you to answer / open your door to salesman or anyone.
We have signs that say NO SOLICITING
Good information. Beware of Angie’s list also because anyone could sign up and put their business name in there doesn’t mean that they really have a business.
Always check things like contractor's licenses through your Secretary of State on-line. Also BBB.
Money is tight these days. Thanks for all the ideas!
Glad you like them!
@@JasonHansonSpyBriefing I think Circa was hinting that he/she would try the scams on other people because he/she needs money these days.
"FRIEND OF A FRIEND OF A FRIEND " IS ONLY HEARSAY. WORTHLESS.
Usually any warranty phone numbers on their cards are spurious
In the UK there is a service called ‘tell us once’ you can use when someone dies and it tells most government departments including tax of the death.
It’s disappointing the world we live in.
I was scammed by Facebook Lottery...great losses!
If you don't mind I will recommend you to a professional hacker
Preach & Teach
Acquaintance advertised (not FB) his $16,000 motorcycle for sale. He received a call asking all about it. Caller agereed to buy it and bring a bank certified check. Came on a weekend and got the bike. The check was forged so he ended up with nothing.
I'd never buy anything on the Facebook
If it sounds to be too good, it probably is .
Raptor @ 4:53
Why would anyone deliver goods to me for free? I'll pay you the delivery at most, bring it and if I am not a real person, off you go, you got paid for your journey. Just bought a garden furniture - from a proper shop. It costs, but it is new, with warranty and THAT was with free delivery. But I could claim money back if it went wrong. People need to turn their brains on.
When I answer the door, I always have my IWI 45ACP in my right hand, concealed behind my right leg.. It's double/single action so I don't have to cock it beforehand.. I never buy unsolicited products or services..
Thank you. There was someone giving away a campervan on Facebook. Said FREE then wanted $395 and it would be delivered to whatever address. I texted back and said if it was FREE why are you asking $395. They said for fees. I said I would be in touch after I take forms sent to the notary public and to a lawyer to make sure it was legitimate. They said ok.
Yeah you don't send money to somebody you don't know just because they put up a pic of a thing you want. Item in my hand gets you cash. or... First cash in my hand gets you the item.
Never give half down
Thanks for the good advice.
Glad you think so! Thanks for watching!
Usually a funeral home reports the individual as deceased to social security1:39
Aah, we have a lot of DEI in government. We need to do their job.
If someone comes to your door take a picture of them with your phone
I never put financial info on my phone. My android phone got a virus. I have an iphone now, but if not now, eventually hackers will be able to get into it. I still have a flip phone that still works, just needs to be activated.
Stay safe and God bless!
Be careful of verifying on the internet. It's not hard to whip up a very professional looking website.
I get emails posing as legit invoices for products I never ordered. If there is a question, call the phone number. I never call.
So be carefull your hacked friend will tell you to keep paying the charges because he got his money
Watch out for MYSTERY BOXES that you DID NOT ORDER AS WELL. It almost happened to me, however, I keep track of my orders. The one they delivered was not one of them. LOL.
Too bad bank two-factor appps don't use a PIN (NOT the one sent in your e-mail), or even use your ATM/CC and PIN through the phone's NFC pad (most cards are touch read now).
I have been scammed very bad. Do you want to make a program on it?
But If you don't mind I will recommend you to a professional hacker
But I can recommend you to someone that can help you
I would have listed my house for sale the same day if I had known that my former neighbors were involved in such criminal activity
When I've gone door to door I just left my card and didn't knock...too much bad shit going on now
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Thanks for the info. I want to hear more what you have to share.
More to come! Thank you for your support!
❤ I love what you wrote you know there's a special what you said rather there's a special place in Hell reserved for people who would take an unfair advantage of people who mean well or just trying to you know do good business like that you know buy furniture or do whatever you know I mean those people there's a special place in hell for people to do that to people
Thank you Sir however crime is on the rise... however targeting individuals four Gaygents remotely biewing for ten thousand hours and no real change foolishness...
I also froze all 3 credit bureaus when my spouse died!
That first one might start a fist fight.
Why would you answer your front door?
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Exactly!
Many people do for amazon doordash etc