Credit Card Fraud Update: Smith and Telfort Gone

[TLB]

FWIW, I plan on posting again this weekend. I also intend to clock the time as 'overtime hours'. Just sayin'.

 

[NavetG8r]

People were blown away by the sheer idiocy of his moral equivalency. But to each their own.

I don't think he was trying to make any such moral equivalency. I believe he was just making the point that many many not so innocent people like to point fingers and poo poo when others aren't so innocent either.

 

[stephenPE]

Matthew 7:1-3King James Version (KJV)
7 Judge not, that ye be not judged.

2 For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again.

 

[Durty South Swamp]

I don't think he was trying to make any such moral equivalency. I believe he was just making the point that many many not so innocent people like to point fingers and poo poo when others aren't so innocent either.

He literally posted that both are common, minor infractions and challenged anyone who was drawing a distinction between them. Did you not bother reading that? Please tell us how common it is for you to commit credit card fraud?

 

[AugustaGator]

I think Fever is correct on the speeding/jail thing. Many moons ago, I got caught going... 96 in a 55 (on US1 through Bayard).... no jail, just an expensive ticket, and probably the worst ass chewing of my life.

I went to school for that ticket to get the points removed. Proudly, I was the most over the speed limit. By a long shot.

I should say, they have the option to throw your ass in jail.

 

[AugustaGator]

Granted, this was about 18yrs ago, but I was pulled over on I-95 in South Carolina for doing 103 (vehicle was topped out) in a a 60-65 zone. I had no form of identification, left it in Virginia the previous night when we were out drinking. I *SHOULD* have been hauled in, and expected such, but only got a citation and court fees.

I have never heard a patrolman letting someone off doing over 100....outside of another patrolman, DA, or other LEO.

 

[NavetG8r]

He literally posted that both are common, minor infractions and challenged anyone who was drawing a distinction between them. Did you not bother reading that? Please tell us how common it is for you to commit credit card fraud?

It's not common for me at all. In fact, I'm about 99.99999% sure I've never done it, but I just read an article or something recently, last night I think, that said this is a pretty common and widespread scam going on across the country. These 10 young men aren't the only ones who've tried it.

 

[TLB]

GatorChatter 7:1-3 Sports Theme Forum Update (STFU)

7 Judge players and staff, especially ye that have never played or coached.

2 For with what judgment ye judge, dumpers will voice damnation and pumpers will blindly deny.

Not a FIFY, more of a goofy mindset on my part. Nothing against you, coach.

 

[Zambo]

Didn't read through all 31 pages but wondered if anyone had posted this yet:

https://kentuckysportsradio.com/foo...ska-becomes-father-of-the-year-candidate/amp/

 

[chuckmcphail]

Slick, I don't think any of us want to lose... but to say that our players committed credit card fraud, but it's no big deal is a joke.

One player committed credit card fraud. These scholarship cards are not debit/credit cards as you need a bank for these. UF isn't a FICA certified bank to give out credit/debit cards. These are student Fn IDs that they can swipe at dining facilities, etc. think prison ID and getting stuff from the commissary. These accounts are not checking/savings accounts. They are University controlled pots of money. That's it!!

 

[AugustaGator]

Didn't read through all 31 pages but wondered if anyone had posted this yet:

https://kentuckysportsradio.com/foo...ska-becomes-father-of-the-year-candidate/amp/

There is a god!

 

[CapitalGator02]

Please tell us how common it is for you to commit credit card fraud?

I purchased a membership to PornHub and Big Naturals (BOGO). Once the wife saw the credit card bill, I told her my card was stolen and sold on the Dark Web by an Estonian. She didn't buy it

 

[GMDGator]

You'd be wrong...I under report...in other words, I do not claim all that I can or could. Not worth the hassel. Plus I am tired of ****ers complaining about not paying taxes. Maybe if you paid your taxes for all the give aways you like we would not have the problems we do.

Its called principles.

How is the view from your moral high horse?

 

[AugustaGator]

How is the view from your moral high horse?

Oh shut up entoprocta.

 

[AugustaGator]

How is the view from your moral high horse?

Oh, and it's called not liking to be a hypocrite.

 

[AugustaGator]

I purchased a membership to PornHub and Big Naturals (BOGO). Once the wife saw the credit card bill, I told her my card was stolen and sold on the Dark Web by an Estonian. She didn't buy it

You should have said OX and she'd believe you.

 

[Blacklabgator]

One player committed credit card fraud. These scholarship cards are not debit/credit cards as you need a bank for these. UF isn't a FICA certified bank to give out credit/debit cards. These are student Fn IDs that they can swipe at dining facilities, etc. think prison ID and getting stuff from the commissary. These accounts are not checking/savings accounts. They are University controlled pots of money. That's it!!

Just like the old gator1 cards that were used by athletes the wrong way years ago.

 

[chuckmcphail]

If they defrauded anyone it's the university and it's up to the university to press charges against anyone. The only reason this is becoming a problem is the criminal investigation and the university cooperating with the police and opened the Shyte can of worms

 

[AugustaGator]

If they defrauded anyone it's the university and it's up to the university to press charges against anyone. The only reason this is becoming a problem is the criminal investigation and the university cooperating with the police and opened the Shyte can of worms

And it probably has been going on for awhile and nobody said anything....until they did...and it gets into institutional control....

 

[chuckmcphail]

And it probably has been going on for awhile and nobody said anything....until they did...and it gets into institutional control....

So where is the actual crime? They lied about their IDs that gave them access to buy certain things at university only places, and when Smith tried to pay his rent with his ID it flagged and the apartment complex probably called the police to open an investigation. They lied and tried to defraud the university. So they need to go before the student council/government to be tried by a jury of their peers. The only true criminal action was Smith paying rent, then he snitched to try and avoid a felony charge. That's it. So now the administration is checking all student athletes on any type of scholarship for purchases, etc. I feel bad for that guy/gal who now gets stuck with that job.