The aquarium was a bit dirty, so I was thinking that they need to put a janitor fish to help them clean it. But after several minutes, this fish showed up. It was then, I realized that this janitor was not doing his job. Maybe this janitor fish was just sleeping under the rocks all the time. *lol*
I think everybody’s initiative to be secure and ready enough to face any unforeseen things is to have a health insurance. Any health insurance companies, just like the North Carolina health insurance will surely provide great health insurance packages. And in purchasing insurances will depend mostly on individual’s needs and lifestyle. The thing that makes all insurances the same is to give protection and security to those health insurance holders because these people can simply ask assistance from insurance companies anytime they need to.
Another thing with that phishing email I mentioned on my previous post was that when I hovered my cursor on that highlighted unsubscribe word, it says “java script” (no exact/visible URL)on the lower left portion of my browser. I wonder how that card center got my email, card information, and other info about me.
Our little kid is curious with all of the things around him. Whenever we will be out with him and when he will see steel buildings, he will call these durable structures as skyscrapers. When we will argue with him that it’s not skyscraper, he will insist that every buildings he will see are all skyscrapers. But there’s one in which we call it a skyscraper but then, he insisted that for him it’s a house. We told him that it’s big skyscraper but then he said that it’s a beautiful house (again and again).
I got an email from PayPal in my junk mail, so, I tried to transfer it in my inbox. And it stated in that email that my debit card – master card was being used by a fraudulent activity. That email asked me to call a certain 1800 number, so, it’s then I tried to contact it. When I listened to the answering machine it says card center. After hearing those words, I stopped my call with that 1800 number because I know it’s not the number of PayPal. What I did was I logged in with my PayPal account and clicked the “Contact Us” for help. And it’s then I found out that the help number of PayPal was 1-888-221-1161. So, I dialed it with my web pin. And there my problem with that phishing email was solved.