Comments on: The Great MacDonald’s Mystery http://www.conman.com.au/news/the-great-macdonalds-mystery/ Just another WordPress weblog Tue, 07 Feb 2012 16:06:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: SimonC http://www.conman.com.au/news/the-great-macdonalds-mystery/#comment-48 SimonC Mon, 26 Oct 2009 09:01:15 +0000 http://www.conman.com.au/?p=645#comment-48 I also saw your bad joke on the 7pm Project. Did they steal it or is it just predictable? I also saw your bad joke on the 7pm Project.

Did they steal it or is it just predictable?

]]> By: CHEEEEESE http://www.conman.com.au/news/the-great-macdonalds-mystery/#comment-47 CHEEEEESE Mon, 26 Oct 2009 09:00:10 +0000 http://www.conman.com.au/?p=645#comment-47 Hey - the 7pm report just stole you're joke. Hey - the 7pm report just stole you’re joke.

]]> By: CHEEEEESE http://www.conman.com.au/news/the-great-macdonalds-mystery/#comment-43 CHEEEEESE Sun, 11 Oct 2009 06:13:13 +0000 http://www.conman.com.au/?p=645#comment-43 One would assume that McDonalds would not have need to keep customers details on file. In the case of ROsesOnly, they kept their clients details onfile for the purposes of repeat business. One would assume McDonalds does not have customers requesting 'the usual' and saying 'just add it to my account." One can also assume that since the fraud occured across seveal stores that the a single angry employee could not have stolen 15000 details. A conspiracy of McDonald's burger flippers? Hardly likely. The only remaining suggestion is that the graud occured prior to the introduction of the equipment into the stores. I'd look outside of McDonalds for your con artist. -James- One would assume that McDonalds would not have need to keep customers details on file. In the case of ROsesOnly, they kept their clients details onfile for the purposes of repeat business. One would assume McDonalds does not have customers requesting ‘the usual’ and saying ‘just add it to my account.”

One can also assume that since the fraud occured across seveal stores that the a single angry employee could not have stolen 15000 details. A conspiracy of McDonald’s burger flippers? Hardly likely.

The only remaining suggestion is that the graud occured prior to the introduction of the equipment into the stores. I’d look outside of McDonalds for your con artist.

-James-

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