Got to love spam. Well, electronic spam. I think the canned
stuff is nasty.
Yes, replying to them will definitely make the messages
stop, because that’s how it works. I know I’ve made this joke before, but the
shear audacity gets to me.
1. Fancy lettering. 2. RE: in the subject line when I didn’t
send the message. 3. Completely inappropriate emoji. 4. Congratulations! 5. “Something
extraordinary is about to happen!” And that’s it, Spam Bingo!
From what I’ve heard about HSBC, it would actually be more
scammy if it was legit.
It kind of got cut off at the end but she’s writing to me
with the help of a nurse. Peeps, I believe we have a cancer widow here.
The Vietnamese is actually way less suspicious than the “This
is very interesting news” on one of my blog posts.
I'm impressed you knew it was Vietnamese.
ReplyDeleteCancer widows make for such easy fodder after all.
ReplyDeleteOne of my students is given spam every day for her snack. Yup, the canned meat. She has only recently (like in the last week) taken to throwing it out rather than eating it.
ReplyDeleteIs there any chance that some of the mails that end up in the spam folder could actually be genuine mails ... Like some genuine request for help etc.?
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