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“I am assuming it’s Dave Bittner that’s reading an email in an antiquated “Asian” accent (episode 165 around the 20 minute mark), but whether it’s him or not it’s culturally inappropriate / insensitive and should not have happened. It’s 2021 and you should know better, so please do better.”
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United States of America ·
09/18/21
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“This stuff is easy to avoid IF you know what is going on. This podcast makes it easy to know what is really going on, and therefore to be able to avoid scams of all kinds, from old fashioned con games to modern cryptojacking. You know those times where you’ve felt stupider after listening to a...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
03/14/19
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“This is a very informative podcast that always delivers on the promise of effectively informing listeners about strategies the bad guys use to trick good people. With humor and great knowledge, the podcasts fly by while we get smarter about the world we live in.”
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03/14/19
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“This is an excellent podcast. It is both entertaining and informative. Everyone should be listening to this because it will educate you on cyber and the crimes that are out there.”
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