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u know myspace recently took voluntary ssn from ppl on the site willing to give them for a background check and they found like 4000 ppl who were charged as sex offenders. And that's just the ones dumb enough to give their ssn up. Obviously they were removed from the site, but still, sexual predators use the internet as a main connection to their problem. it's scary what these ppl do and the afflication they have. that's why besides the internet, it is especially important to watch kids at playgrounds and kid areas (such as Chuck E. Cheese).
Quote from: Aftrthought051 on September 23, 2007, 09:18:35 PMthat's why besides the internet, it is especially important to watch kids at playgrounds and kid areas (such as Chuck E. Cheese).That's an excellent point! Some parents don't think that places like that can be unsafe, but they are! I keep an "over" protected eye on my kids.. Everyone tells me that I'm over protected..
that's why besides the internet, it is especially important to watch kids at playgrounds and kid areas (such as Chuck E. Cheese).
Quote from: Aftrthought051 on September 23, 2007, 09:18:35 PMu know myspace recently took voluntary ssn from ppl on the site willing to give them for a background check and they found like 4000 ppl who were charged as sex offenders. And that's just the ones dumb enough to give their ssn up. Obviously they were removed from the site, but still, sexual predators use the internet as a main connection to their problem. it's scary what these ppl do and the afflication they have. that's why besides the internet, it is especially important to watch kids at playgrounds and kid areas (such as Chuck E. Cheese).I heard about that after I LET my kids have a myspace page, of course they are private, I have their user names and passwords and check them daily. They have to ask me before they can invite anyone as a friend. What a mess this world has become eh?
Thank you for making a report to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children's CyberTipline. All of the information you provided is currently accessible by federal law enforcement agencies that handle child sexual exploitation. We are processing your report and will then make it available for law enforcement.Thanks again,Kathleen M. HarrisStaff Analyst, Exploited Child DivisionNational Center for Missing & Exploited Children
checked back on the original imageshack members site and the offending photos have been blocked by imageshack. One interesting point to note was that when i reported the incident, there were 2 pages of photos, today there were 5 pages although most had been blocked
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