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Holy cr@p!
The Base64 data is a PDF file - and it's some companies bank statement! 
Anyone know how to contact an Indian company in Morinda and tell them someone is posting their latest bank statement online? I have their company name, address, bank name, account number, and full transaction history to last October...
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OriginalGriff wrote: Anyone know how to contact an Indian company in Morinda and tell them someone is posting their latest bank statement online?
Is this serious? If yes... I suppose that with those data you can find them and use the normal way to contact them.
I could use a couple of indian contacts I have from work if necessary.
Maybe asking in the general indian forum?
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Serious? Dunno - it seems like a strange file to post, and I wouldn't be happy with my last six months of bank statements being published online: would you?
OK, 7,000,000 IDR isn't a huge amount - about £85,000 - but it's a damn sight more than I'd want exposed to casual viewers along with enough info for an identity theft...
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I meant serious with you contacting them.
Problem is, the office day is ended for today over there (GMT +5:30). I called one of my contacts due to job 5 mins ago and he already was at home.
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I'm trying to send an email to the bank in the hope they can contact them, but my email server is giving me 554 "limit exceeded" errors so I'll have to wait until that's sorted first.  Not sure what's happening there, possibly a email server glitch.
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On the other hand... I think @Sean-Ewington or @Chris-Maunder could have a look to the user data, just in case the offended company comes asking questions
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Tour guide terminated; SEO on 8.
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Spammer terminated.
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Their profile says they are from Jordan. I've never been there and perhaps it's his native dialect? 
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