@JonFreier@TMobile Is it normal for T-Mobile support to send an XLS spreadsheet connecting SIM, Account, Address, IMEI, and phone numbers of all your phones to an unsecured E-mail account? Essentially destroying phone security!
I received 2 new phones from T-Mobile after the first order was cancelled with no explanation. I then received an unsecure email from support with a XLS spreadsheet linking each IMEI, SIM, Phone #, account# and zip to me. A personal security nightmare and hackers freaking dream!
@elonmusk You know what's unbelievable? I used to play with small electric cars called "sizzlers" that were charged by a tiny electric gas station that you plugged into the cars. Now you can actually drive real quality electric cars. Thanks Elon.
@AlexCobb_ Does everyone realize the efficiency of XRP? Thousands of XRP (realtime) buy and sale orders were executed last Monday. I didn't participate, but was able to transfer between wallets within seconds during the pump. Exchanges were the weak links.
@AlexCobb_ If there was a level playing field. Exchange outages kills the buy side while aiding sellers. The bulls will just suck up the money, and afterwards XRP, suppressed by bots and algorithms will crash.
The XRP bulls are just sucking up your money. Exchange outages penalize the buyers and aid the sellers. Who do you think own or provide financing to the exchanges?
@jungleincxrp XRP was stopped just as GME shorts were stopped by Robinhood. The exchanges were shut down so the buy side would suffer allowing the sellers (elites) to prevail. Add in bots and suppressive algorithms.
@jungleincxrp When the rich, the people who own the exchanges, force the exchanges to shut down or stop the buy side (ex. Robinhood), you understand that XRP would never be moved by the people.
@XRPcryptowolf
The U. S. is a captured state. The bankers who own us want their SEC puppet organization to get our XRP at little to no price, then they will revalue it at an extremely high price. Think gold in the 1930s. Stay strong.