6E Crime and Technology Exercise 3 Page 104 Speaker 1 I was checking my emails when it happened.0:02
The screen switched off for a second and then came back on.0:14
The next thing I knew, all my emails were deleting one by one by themselves.0:17
I tried to log out, but the computer wouldn't let me.0:22
I still haven't got my emails back.0:26
I'll have to take my computer to an expert.0:28
Speaker 2 I love the band, I really do, but I just don't see how I can make a living through it.0:32
We put together a CD and sold it on our own website, but it didn't sell well.0:41
Then someone told me it was available on a music website they use.0:46
I checked and sure enough it was there.0:50
Available for people to just put onto their MP3 players without paying.0:53
It seems like there's nothing we can do about it.0:58
Speaker 3 A couple of years ago I opened one that I thought was from my bank.1:02
They were asking for me to update my account details, so I did and sent the email back to them Anyway.1:08
A few days later I got a call from my bank to ask me about a large amount of money that had been spent on my credit card.1:13
After I said I hadn't spent the money, we eventually realized that it was the details I filled in.1:20
Of course, I immediately cancelled my card.1:25
My inbox is still full of emails from people I've never heard of, but now I don't even open them.1:28
Speaker 4 I couldn't believe it.1:35
A letter from the bank demanding payment for a debt I knew nothing about.1:38
They said I'd taken out a loan with them six months earlier, but I hadn't.1:44
They also said I'd taken out a credit card.1:49
Of course, I hadn't done that either.1:51
I contacted the police straight away.1:54
I don't know who's using my details, but one thing is for sure, it isn't me.1:57
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