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Credit card number theft is surprisingly common. My merchant account had to be reset, and I almost lost it completely, because some thieves used it to process thousands of random credit card numbers. The way it works is they steal inactive credit cards from people's mail. The first 10 digits are considered a batch, so they create a database of credit/debit card numbers using the first 10 digits and adding in the rest. They run these numbers through some website's merchant account to see what errors are given. If it says the card is inactive, they delete that number. If it gives any other error (typically that personal info doesn't match), they know the card is active and open to scam. The problem for the merchant account owner is each attempted transaction costs them about 35 cents, which adds up fast when running 999,999 different numbers. It cost me nearly $20k in fees before a block was implemented. Gas station scanners are one way for small time crooks to steal your info, but there are certainly other ways for it to happen without you making any mistakes. On a side note, identity theft insurance is also a scam. Every one of them I've seen has fine print in the terms of service that say they don't cover identity theft perpetrated by a family members or anyone you've ever lived with. Those two people are responsible for about 99.9% of all identity theft. Companies like Lifelock are selling a product that rarely has to pay out. -
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Dentists can and often do give anti-anxiety meds for patients. Call them in advance or let them know when you show up. Ask for something like a dose of valium or something similar. That stuff is great, and it will have you happy and not caring in short order.
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Still not funny. I've actually bled through my penis WAY too many times. (because of my past surgeries). It hurts and burns, and you can't sit or walk without making it worse. But what really gets you are the massive blood clots. Enough to literally block you off until you add more pressure to strain and pee. You feel it traveling up your urethra, and then feel it shoot out. And it looks like a dark-red geletin blob. It's all very discerning, and not even close to funny.
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