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To: konaice
Although I don't like people tracking me. I even resist the grocery story card crap (not a single non-card store in Phoenix now). There is that one advantage to solving many crimes.

A couple of years ago a murder was solved because of the tracking system in the truck the perp drove.

Wouldn't the cops just love to have known where Scott Peterson drove the day his wife disapeared? Although that jerk is so damn smart, he probably would have spoofed it.

45 posted on 10/07/2004 5:21:18 PM PDT by narby (It's October now. LET'S ROLL!)
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To: narby

" A couple of years ago a murder was solved because of the tracking system in the truck the perp drove.
Wouldn't the cops just love to have known where Scott Peterson drove the day his wife disapeared?"

Oh, come on! You can't believe catching the odd murder (who sits in jail even without this technology I might add) justifies putting everyone under the magnifying glass of government survelence?

How much safer do you really think it will make you? Realistically, what risks will you NOT face once this system is fully inplemented that you face now?


49 posted on 10/07/2004 5:31:04 PM PDT by konaice
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To: narby

I spoof my grocery store cards, though it's not as impressive as all that. The stores I've seen print the number on the receipts. I find receipts left by the printer, laying in the parking lot etc, print barcode labels and stick them on my cards. I still get my "discount" but every item I purchase adds two errors to their database. Aww, I almost feel bad. Of course, I'm careful only to use cash with a spoofed card...


64 posted on 10/07/2004 6:23:16 PM PDT by surtcaldera
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