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  #1409116 19-Oct-2015 11:36
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coffeebaron: Did Nate place an order? He's the Geekzone KFC king :)


He crashed the site


Oh har har



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  #1409119 19-Oct-2015 11:44
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Heard back NetSafe now... Apparently they had received quite a few reports and passed this on to the police to investigate.






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  #1409120 19-Oct-2015 11:45
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nate:
johnr:
coffeebaron: Did Nate place an order? He's the Geekzone KFC king :)


He crashed the site


Oh har har

So how did you get this incredible reputation?




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#1409125 19-Oct-2015 11:48
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kiwifidget: So how did you get this incredible reputation?


Because I'm brown.  Wish there was a more detailed and interesting back story but that's it.

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  #1409128 19-Oct-2015 11:55
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nate:
kiwifidget: So how did you get this incredible reputation?


Because I'm brown.  Wish there was a more detailed and interesting back story but that's it.


This





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  #1409129 19-Oct-2015 11:56
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nate:
kiwifidget: So how did you get this incredible reputation?


Because I'm brown.  Wish there was a more detailed and interesting back story but that's it.

That's a very disappointing reason. 
I was looking forward to tales of eating a bucket of KFC in 10 minutes or other such amazing feats.
Or that you had a snowy white mo and goatee with a penchant for funny ties.
Why cant real life be more interesting?




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  #1409131 19-Oct-2015 12:01
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freitasm: Heard back NetSafe now... Apparently they had received quite a few reports and passed this on to the police to investigate.




At least someone was onto it. It took the FKC pr boffins a good 2-3hours and multiple posts from users asking/warning (which most ignore thanks to the mobile app unless they actively goto the page and clicking the posts by users) on their FB page to put up a warning report. Only to less than 45mins later post another normal hype-up new burger release post which would then bump the important prior down most peoples feeds thanks to FB algorithms. 

This one is a Hell of a Fraud/theft case if it is indeed NZ based however. But the graphics and menu make me think it has more offshore ties.

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  #1409136 19-Oct-2015 12:06
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There was no way to report the Facebook post either unless you selected "porn" as every other option Facebook give ends up recommending to block it, not much use really..

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  #1409155 19-Oct-2015 12:24
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Oblivian:
freitasm: Heard back NetSafe now... Apparently they had received quite a few reports and passed this on to the police to investigate.




At least someone was onto it. It took the FKC pr boffins a good 2-3hours and multiple posts from users asking/warning (which most ignore thanks to the mobile app unless they actively goto the page and clicking the posts by users) on their FB page to put up a warning report. Only to less than 45mins later post another normal hype-up new burger release post which would then bump the important prior down most peoples feeds thanks to FB algorithms. 

This one is a Hell of a Fraud/theft case if it is indeed NZ based however. But the graphics and menu make me think it has more offshore ties.



looking at the source code it takes parts from a https://www.kfcdelivery.com.ph/ site which seems to be more legit.





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  #1409172 19-Oct-2015 12:52
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I saw it last night and reported it to discountdomains.co.nz and they've since emailed back and said they're doing something. Things like that domain should never have been approved in the first place given the fact that there is trademark brand in the name.




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  #1409214 19-Oct-2015 13:44
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freitasm: Heard back NetSafe now... Apparently they had received quite a few reports and passed this on to the police to investigate.



I'll be watching with interest what the police do with it from here.  They frequently hop on the 'be careful, don't get scammed on the internet' gravy-train, here's a chance for them to catch one near red-handed.  Let's see if they're serious about it.




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  #1409217 19-Oct-2015 13:49
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You wouldn't read about it.

Variant of one from Feb has now shown up

http://whois.domaintools.com/orderkfc.co.nz

Crazy domains dubai, and Gamage again

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  #1409220 19-Oct-2015 13:53
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Thanks. On it now at Spark - will have it killed in 10 mins.

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  #1409221 19-Oct-2015 13:54
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I would have thought registrars were required to make sure that domain details were all correct when registered. Whenever I register a domain for a client, I always make sure their registrant details are fully correct, and kept up to date. With Ozzie domains, you have to provide a business number, which goes a long was to prevent this sort of thing happening. A pity the NZ domain space doesn't have such restrictions on who can register them.

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  #1409227 19-Oct-2015 14:01
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Oblivian: You wouldn't read about it.

Variant of one from Feb has now shown up

http://whois.domaintools.com/orderkfc.co.nz

Crazy domains dubai, and Gamage again


The word I have for these kind of people can't be posted here and you wouldn't be able to quote.






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