re: Predict the surprise upset of 2019.

Works for me!

Vanderbilt over LSU

Auburn over Florida
Mississippi State over LSU

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Never once given my # out to them or anyone remotely connected to them. Did you not read where they hacked my accts? Had to completely delete my Facebook acct a year and a half ago and never started another one. My twitter acct they have hacked 3 seperate times. The last time they sent out a viral link from my DMs as if it was from me to over 2000 of my followers and it led to my acct being suspended..again. Matter of fact several ppl from tRant that I talk with over there got the link. I have no control over that at all.

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The problem here is I'm a full stack developer with more than 20 years of experience and I know how the internet works.

Everything you say is for the most part impossible unless you just give that information out over and over.

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Dude I have the texts from them admitting they did it. What else do you want me to tell you? I don't know these ppl. I have not given them my #. They text from #s that cannot be traced. One, the last one to text and call, was a big enough idiot to use his landline home # and I know who he is and where he lives now. But it wasn't anyone I'd ever heard of and nowhere close to where I lived in SC. If they aren't getting it that way I have no idea how they are getting it. I'd love to know so it can be stopped if that's the case.

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As far as getting your phone number, the only way it can happen is if you are giving it out. Maybe it's the guy who works at the pizza place, I don't know. But I do know you have to be giving it out to someone for it to happen.

But I don't believe you on that because of the following, where you threw many red flags in my area of knowledge.

Most big companies(including twitter and facebook) these days track the login locations and details and can detect logins from new devices, send codes and other security measures.

So even if someone does have your password, they can't login to your account. What would actually happen is you get texts/emails that will say "Here's your 6 digit code, if you didn't sign in from a new device, change your password". Or something along those lines.

For example, my information and one of my older passwords was found in a breach not too long ago. I used that email and password for Steam. I got emails sending me a code. I've honestly still not changed that password because I know it doesn't matter, they can't get into my account.

On my netflix account I get notifications anytime one of my kids changes devices/locations. They say, hey a new device was detected in "area/state", if you don't know who this is, please change your password.

But lets assume your data was in a breach, these security measures didn't trigger for some reason, and it had your email and password in it. Maybe you had a myspace account and never changed anything. In that way I could see it happening once. Twice would be a bit fishy. But for it to happen over and over as you claim doesn't add up.

Sounds more like fake attention plot to me. Like the guy who claimed he got jumped by Trump supporters in Chicago.

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And I did get an email alert from twitter saying my account had been accessed from a different location and advised a password change and I did so immediately. Then the links got sent out and I reported it to twitter as being hacked and again changed my password. I have those emails saved as well.

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I'm pretty sure they don't allow people into the account until they have the code that comes in the email/text.

It would be much more believable if it was just random people getting into your account. Or if it was a string of many fans being targeted by rival fans.

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Give me your email.

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No.

See, very easy.

Georgia losing to Auburn and A&M

Arkansas over TAMU
Auburn over Georgia.
Tenn over Florida

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LSU wins in Tuscaloosa on the way to the national championship game for the 4th time this century.

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Good call