Comments on: Verey I - The Anti-Theft Solution for Laptops? http://www.swiftworld.net/2008/04/19/verey-anti-theft-solution-laptops/ My World, Word and Story Fri, 21 Nov 2008 05:17:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Id Theft Recovery And Prevention Guide. | 7Wins.eu http://www.swiftworld.net/2008/04/19/verey-anti-theft-solution-laptops/#comment-1510 Id Theft Recovery And Prevention Guide. | 7Wins.eu Wed, 27 Aug 2008 15:51:42 +0000 http://www.swiftworld.net/?p=111#comment-1510 [...] Help. Org | BlogLifeLock.com - LifeLock Identity Theft Protection | SunflowerFineArtPrintMaking.comVerey Laptop Anti-Theft Software Review | Swift World Tags of identity theft identity theft protection for identity theft credit card fraud identity [...] [...] Help. Org | BlogLifeLock.com - LifeLock Identity Theft Protection | SunflowerFineArtPrintMaking.comVerey Laptop Anti-Theft Software Review | Swift World Tags of identity theft identity theft protection for identity theft credit card fraud identity [...]

]]> By: cobaltpaladin http://www.swiftworld.net/2008/04/19/verey-anti-theft-solution-laptops/#comment-823 cobaltpaladin Sun, 20 Apr 2008 15:22:09 +0000 http://www.swiftworld.net/?p=111#comment-823 About the harddisk being reformatted, that is open to discussion. I'm in the view that the harddisk won't be reformatted if it is by a petty thief. He wouldn't want to be new licensed or non-licensed softwares, he probably would just use the software that is already installed. Office 200! Whoa! Photoshop CS3! Cool! :p I'm also in the view that in the current day and age, the chance of the stolen laptop logging onto the Internet is pretty high. Whether the software is expensive is subjective. Obviously the person who finds the software price reasonable will buy it and vice versa. Do you find a $2k LV bag that has the same function as any other bags expensive? Obviously many don't. Just look at the queue outside LV boutique on weekends. Granted, the software is not failproof. But if it is, it won't be only $39.90! LOL! About the harddisk being reformatted, that is open to discussion. I’m in the view that the harddisk won’t be reformatted if it is by a petty thief. He wouldn’t want to be new licensed or non-licensed softwares, he probably would just use the software that is already installed. Office 200! Whoa! Photoshop CS3! Cool! :p

I’m also in the view that in the current day and age, the chance of the stolen laptop logging onto the Internet is pretty high.

Whether the software is expensive is subjective. Obviously the person who finds the software price reasonable will buy it and vice versa. Do you find a $2k LV bag that has the same function as any other bags expensive? Obviously many don’t. Just look at the queue outside LV boutique on weekends.

Granted, the software is not failproof. But if it is, it won’t be only $39.90! LOL!

]]> By: Swift http://www.swiftworld.net/2008/04/19/verey-anti-theft-solution-laptops/#comment-822 Swift Sun, 20 Apr 2008 11:58:07 +0000 http://www.swiftworld.net/?p=111#comment-822 You dont need to replace the hard drive. Just reformatting. If the thief actually wants to use your private information, they don't actually have to reformat the computer and lose all the data at the same time. They would first transfer the files out first into their external hard disk and then reformat the computer. Seriously, if the thief were to actually want to get your data, Verey does nothing in stopping it indirectly or directly. Besides, you can just uninstall Verey with just a few clicks. Oh and one more thing, you got it all wrong. Verey doesn't lock the computer. Get your facts right. You thought out of the box, but still the fundamentals are important. Cheers, Swift You dont need to replace the hard drive. Just reformatting.

If the thief actually wants to use your private information, they don’t actually have to reformat the computer and lose all the data at the same time. They would first transfer the files out first into their external hard disk and then reformat the computer.

Seriously, if the thief were to actually want to get your data, Verey does nothing in stopping it indirectly or directly. Besides, you can just uninstall Verey with just a few clicks.

Oh and one more thing, you got it all wrong. Verey doesn’t lock the computer. Get your facts right.

You thought out of the box, but still the fundamentals are important.

Cheers,
Swift

]]> By: jolly http://www.swiftworld.net/2008/04/19/verey-anti-theft-solution-laptops/#comment-821 jolly Sun, 20 Apr 2008 11:36:30 +0000 http://www.swiftworld.net/?p=111#comment-821 OK, So I get the IP address, yes I can track the criminal down, get sweet revenge. I am sure if it is stolen with a lot of private information (government, business etc) it would be worth it. But now lets look and think outside the square, which a lot of reviewers and peoples comments fail to do. Ok, they do not connect to internet so you do not get details sent to you. But the system still locks out the thief, he restarts, again locks up the computer. How annoying, so he replaces the hard drive or re-formats it. I do not get my computer back, but he has also just erased all my personnal and confidential information that he cannot use now. Most people are upset on losing a computer, not for the inconvenience, but mainly for the personnal stuff on it. Insurance covers a replacement, but you worry about seeing your personnal stuff on you tube or someone using your information for cyber crime and identity theft. So i think it is worth the price tag. And NO, I do not have it YET!!! Be more open minded about your reviews huh, not just stating the obvious. Cheers JOLLY.... OK, So I get the IP address, yes I can track the criminal down, get sweet revenge. I am sure if it is stolen with a lot of private information (government, business etc) it would be worth it. But now lets look and think outside the square, which a lot of reviewers and peoples comments fail to do.
Ok, they do not connect to internet so you do not get details sent to you. But the system still locks out the thief, he restarts, again locks up the computer. How annoying, so he replaces the hard drive or re-formats it. I do not get my computer back, but he has also just erased all my personnal and confidential information that he cannot use now. Most people are upset on losing a computer, not for the inconvenience, but mainly for the personnal stuff on it. Insurance covers a replacement, but you worry about seeing your personnal stuff on you tube or someone using your information for cyber crime and identity theft. So i think it is worth the price tag.
And NO, I do not have it YET!!! Be more open minded about your reviews huh, not just stating the obvious.
Cheers JOLLY….

]]> By: wongsk http://www.swiftworld.net/2008/04/19/verey-anti-theft-solution-laptops/#comment-819 wongsk Sun, 20 Apr 2008 07:57:29 +0000 http://www.swiftworld.net/?p=111#comment-819 If you want the freeware,you can use laptoplock. Details please visit http://snipurl.com/251ml If you want the freeware,you can use laptoplock.
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]]> By: Ziming http://www.swiftworld.net/2008/04/19/verey-anti-theft-solution-laptops/#comment-818 Ziming Sun, 20 Apr 2008 07:22:55 +0000 http://www.swiftworld.net/?p=111#comment-818 I thought your bear is big but actually so small LoL I thought your bear is big but actually so small LoL

]]> By: Swift http://www.swiftworld.net/2008/04/19/verey-anti-theft-solution-laptops/#comment-813 Swift Sun, 20 Apr 2008 02:40:30 +0000 http://www.swiftworld.net/?p=111#comment-813 Eventually? Hmm I would say it would be a long time. And if the culprit were to reformat the computer or like what I said in the post (and ignorantsoup just said) do not log into the internet at all, the laptop is good as gone. Of course there aren't much other alternatives for anti-theft softwares etc, but I guess for now prevention is better than cure. Besides the price tag is kinda heavy you know. Eventually? Hmm I would say it would be a long time. And if the culprit were to reformat the computer or like what I said in the post (and ignorantsoup just said) do not log into the internet at all, the laptop is good as gone. Of course there aren’t much other alternatives for anti-theft softwares etc, but I guess for now prevention is better than cure. Besides the price tag is kinda heavy you know.

]]> By: ignorantsoup http://www.swiftworld.net/2008/04/19/verey-anti-theft-solution-laptops/#comment-811 ignorantsoup Sun, 20 Apr 2008 00:57:03 +0000 http://www.swiftworld.net/?p=111#comment-811 Hmm that's great news then, but the culprit would have to log on to the internet.. :( Hmm that’s great news then, but the culprit would have to log on to the internet.. :(

]]> By: cobaltpaladin http://www.swiftworld.net/2008/04/19/verey-anti-theft-solution-laptops/#comment-807 cobaltpaladin Sat, 19 Apr 2008 16:14:16 +0000 http://www.swiftworld.net/?p=111#comment-807 As long as the culprit and laptop is in Singapore, with Verey I, I believe it increases the chance of nabbing the culprit with the IP address. With the IP address and time of use, the police is able to get the identity of the internet account holder by checking with the respective ISP (internet service providers). With more IP addresses being emailed when the culprit connects to the Internet at different time, the culprit's identity will eventually be determined. As long as the culprit and laptop is in Singapore, with Verey I, I believe it increases the chance of nabbing the culprit with the IP address. With the IP address and time of use, the police is able to get the identity of the internet account holder by checking with the respective ISP (internet service providers). With more IP addresses being emailed when the culprit connects to the Internet at different time, the culprit’s identity will eventually be determined.

]]> By: ignorantsoup http://www.swiftworld.net/2008/04/19/verey-anti-theft-solution-laptops/#comment-806 ignorantsoup Sat, 19 Apr 2008 14:25:48 +0000 http://www.swiftworld.net/?p=111#comment-806 Haha, don't worry, you make a lot of sense. In reality, that is the sad truth. All it does is do its part to aid us in any laptop recovery. But I wonder if the police is able to trace the IP address? Not too sure also. Plus IP address changes all the time. I guess it's just a little bit of help? Haha, don’t worry, you make a lot of sense. In reality, that is the sad truth. All it does is do its part to aid us in any laptop recovery. But I wonder if the police is able to trace the IP address? Not too sure also. Plus IP address changes all the time. I guess it’s just a little bit of help?

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