Not sure what's going on. It dont matter what link I klick on all I get is porn hub.
And it's not angling porn lol
And it's not angling porn lol
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Hahahahahhahaha
Hahahahahhahaha
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What are the implications for anyone who has bought stuff online with debit/credit cards?
What are the implications for anyone who has bought stuff online with debit/credit cards?
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Hor-Munga going for 70% less
Hor-Munga going for 70% less
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12 months platinum membership
12 months platinum membership
Angling Direct - Porn hub - search- chocolate muffins 👍😉🤣
Seriously hope all is sorted soon.
Seriously hope all is sorted soon.
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. . .annoying as I've just received a pair of alarms in different colours (not as ordered) and I cannot winge at anyone!
. . .annoying as I've just received a pair of alarms in different colours (not as ordered) and I cannot winge at anyone!
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Just go onto faceache and do it there lol
Just go onto faceache and do it there lol
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Sames happening to me...
Sames happening to me...
I tried to log onto pornhub this morning and got redirected to bloody angling direct
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also a 'victim'
Someone must be really pissed off with them! The statement on facebook states that the servers are also affected and that they are working to have the shops open.
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I tried to log onto pornhub this morning and got redirected to bloody angling direct
Ha! Made my day this one.
I tried to log onto pornhub this morning and got redirected to bloody angling direct
Ha! Made my day this one.
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We said the same thing yesterday. If this was a hack by a random group you'd expect they'd done it to obtain credit card details or passwords etc. Basically for financial gain, but to just take their systems down and redirect them to pornhub seems like a big F You from someone.
My guess is they've pissed off a customer, an ex-employee or a supplier who understands these things.
We said the same thing yesterday. If this was a hack by a random group you'd expect they'd done it to obtain credit card details or passwords etc. Basically for financial gain, but to just take their systems down and redirect them to pornhub seems like a big F You from someone.
My guess is they've pissed off a customer, an ex-employee or a supplier who understands these things.
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Doubt we have all the info could be a ransom involved etc...
Doubt we have all the info could be a ransom involved etc...