Spam is so stupid and pointless
and that’s why I love it.
Yes, a twofer. It’s just amusing
that both are very different in style and content, yet both have the #(random
number) in them.
This spammer is attentive enough
to change the random letters they have in each address and subject line, but too
lazy to get rid of the HTML editor line that clearly has nothing to do with
anything.
I’d like to know how I managed
to get on a spam list under the name “slslmgo ylwazxd”. I’m afraid if I say it
out loud, I’ll be warped to another dimension.
CONGRAT.
Because you asked, I’m totally
going to go read your blog post, absolutely real person who commented the same
generic message twice on one post.
And why would George Foreman be emailing you?
ReplyDeleteOh, you're not the only one who gets those comments. She (I'm assuming she) hits up a bunch of us from this corner of the internet.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if those random numbers are how the spammers categorize their spam releases...
I get comments from Rajani too. So pointless. I just delete them.
ReplyDeleteRight now, in India, a new scam is doing the rounds. People are getting audio and sometimes video calls on their WhatsApp from unknown numbers, mostly from southeast Asian and African nations. The call rings not for more than 10 or 15 seconds. Apparently, they are from scamsters.
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