Okay, let's connect some dots about you.
Your name is Gary LosHuertos
You look like this: http://yfrog.com/0irajuj
Gender: Male
Astrological Sign: Scorpio
Industry: Consulting
Occupation: Software Engineer
Location: New York : NY : United States
You have a blog hosted on BlogSpot from which this article came.
You send tweets from @gloshuertos where you promoted this story.
Your twitter account lists a latitude/longitude address of 27.109827,-82.308136 which is in Venice, Florida. One of your oldest tweets mentions that you're on your way to Gainsville, Florida.
https://twitter.com/#!/gloshuertos/status/1267758656
Only one Gary LosHuertos comes up on LinkedIn, but this person used to work in Gainsville Florida, so it's reasonable to assume this person may be you.
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/gary-loshuertos/11/68/aa0
The interesting thing about that LinkedIn profile is that it lists your current employer as Amazon.com.
From your blog post, you mentioned the following:
"This was somewhat puzzling. Did they receive the first message? I logged into their accounts, and surely enough, they had. One of them was even on Amazon.com, which I had warned about in my first message. I targeted him first: I opened up his Amazon homepage, identified something he had recently looked at, and then sent him a "no, seriously" message on Facebook from his account including the fun fact about his music choices."
So what you're telling us is that you used a user account of a customer of your current employer to login as that person, spy on their purchases, then logged to their Facebook account and send them messages about his customer information?
You're entering into a world of hurt if Amazon catches wind of this.
Your name is Gary LosHuertos
You look like this: http://yfrog.com/0irajuj
Gender: Male
Astrological Sign: Scorpio
Industry: Consulting
Occupation: Software Engineer
Location: New York : NY : United States
You have a blog hosted on BlogSpot from which this article came.
You send tweets from @gloshuertos where you promoted this story.
Your twitter account lists a latitude/longitude address of 27.109827,-82.308136 which is in Venice, Florida. One of your oldest tweets mentions that you're on your way to Gainsville, Florida.
https://twitter.com/#!/gloshuertos/status/1267758656
Only one Gary LosHuertos comes up on LinkedIn, but this person used to work in Gainsville Florida, so it's reasonable to assume this person may be you.
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/gary-loshuertos/11/68/aa0
The interesting thing about that LinkedIn profile is that it lists your current employer as Amazon.com. From your blog post, you mentioned the following:
"This was somewhat puzzling. Did they receive the first message? I logged into their accounts, and surely enough, they had. One of them was even on Amazon.com, which I had warned about in my first message. I targeted him first: I opened up his Amazon homepage, identified something he had recently looked at, and then sent him a "no, seriously" message on Facebook from his account including the fun fact about his music choices."
So what you're telling us is that you used a user account of a customer of your current employer to login as that person, spy on their purchases, then logged to their Facebook account and send them messages about his customer information?
You're entering into a world of hurt if Amazon catches wind of this.