You were playing that when your house power bleeped.yes rarely
I found that in about 10 seconds, just from what you've said in this thread.
You were playing that when your house power bleeped.yes rarely
Yes, he probably did after he searched you out on google.I dont say anything about leaving computer for 24 hours on guru3d.com. I said that on other site. So how that guy < from facebook> knew that? I said that on overclock.net. So maybe he visit also too that site?
Oki but my main pc is free of virus or spyware. Also laptop too. So how he find that i have account on guru3d.com and also know that my main pc is 24 hours? My nickname on fb is: <Mod Edit>
You said it "somewhere".Ok thanks for answers.But from where he know that i left pc on 24 hours and had issues with power in block/apartment?
I dont said that on guru3d forum. Just on other site.
So not worry?Do you know a "Lee Sandrino" or have otherwise encountered someone using that name?
Start here:
https://www.facebook.com/help/messenger-app/1753719584844061
Not sure these days about how responsive (or not) Facebook is to such matters.
Would it worry you if
"Lee Sandrino:"You have dirty dishes in your sink".
"Lee Sandrino:" Your disk drive is getting full."
"Lee Sandrino: "I kow where you park your car."
I just made those up.
Barring some really specific and likely unknown fact about you my recommendation is to ignore that person and apply blocks etc..
Do not directly respond to that person in any manner. Likely result being that "Lee" will look for someone else to intimidate and bully.
It reads like some automated message pieced together by a spambot. The first and second half of each sentence are not even related much to one another. I wouldn't be surprised if someone just had a subpar AI chatbot write the message by simply feeding it your user name and letting it work off search data for things you've posted online. If someone actually had access to your system, I would expect them to at least list out unique files from it. And if they did have access to your system, why would they contact you through Facebook? They could just post a message right on your desktop. It all sounds like a fake phishing attempt, hoping you will respond to them and be tricked into paying them money or providing login info.Here is that guy log from facebook msg to me:
Lee Sandrino:"You have been hacked by guru 3d Gilbert".
Lee Sandrino:"I have seen you use guru 3d and have intel processor"
Lee Sandrino: "I will slam a blade into your rib cage, you leave pc on all day"
Lee Sandrino:"You have mental issues, issues with power in apartment block"
Lee Sandrino:"I broke into your pc"
Dont worry about this?
Because you said exactly that, in some other forum.From where he knows that i had power issues in apartment/block