In particular what I want to show you is the latest “trend”
in spam I’ve been receiving. Check it out…
The sender’s name is fairly odd, and the subject line is a
big old red flag: the enlargement of an organ I don’t possess. The preview of
the message contents is the real gem, though. It’s like someone put a sentence
through a translator two or three times to drain it of all coherence. Clicking
on the message does not yield more spammy nonsense but a broken image (thanks
to Google’s spam blockers, of course). Too bad because I’d like to know where
some of these sentences are going.
And I just
keep
getting
them.
Oh, look! One for watches!
I’ll be up all night wondering what Jenna and the table found
so funny.
The sentences make no sense at all.
ReplyDeleteWhat ironic is I do have that organ but I never get those emails. Should I feel good about that?
The new, new trend, evidently, is Ebola cures.
ReplyDeleteYes, those sentences make no sense whatsoever.
ReplyDeleteFor a long while I was getting a deluge of ambien spam.
I am still baffled about who actually responds to these emails.
ReplyDeleteI'm with Dianne. Apparently someone does respond, or else why would they keep sending them out, but... *scratches head*
ReplyDeleteI keep getting these spam messages too. Plus ones about how to make my life happiness.....
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