I wonder what I’ll get this week. Though nothing’s going to
beat “corpsified”.
I’m a little afraid to find out what this is supposed to be
in regard to.
Setting aside the fact that I don’t have an account with
them, what bank (or any business, really) would email a customer using three
question marks in their query? They really think this sounds like something a
bank would do??? As you can see, it is something I would do.
Yeah, I don’t care.
Yes, this is something normal, fluent-in-English speakers
say. Granted, she might still be learning the language, but that assumes that
she’s an actual human.
Anamul has tried to get into my non-existent Facebook
account before. Apparently today he was on fire.
That is a lot of hacking.
ReplyDeleteThe HSBC one is interesting!
ReplyDeleteHere one notorious one is a text message warning people that their bank account will be closed in 24 hours if they don't click on a given link and fill in personal credentials.
Anamul keeps trying to get into my Facebook account too. He's been trying for about 7 years.
ReplyDeleteI always find it funny when someone is trying to access my Facebook account from the email that is not linked to my Facebook account. I never get those messages to the email that is linked to my Facebook account.
ReplyDeleteDrake is dragon, right? So, I wonder if some dragon is attempting to increase its hoard in a casino. This kind of sounds like a book I read once...
Wait, I thought all banks had switched to the three-question-mark protocol?!?
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