Spam is easy to deal with, at
least.
Yeah, because if there’s one
thing I just love, it’s unsolicited suggestions.
Have I had this rolling around
in my folder for six months or do the spammers just not care what season it is?
Honestly, it could be either.
Ah, yes, the standard account
Netflix uses when contacting their customers.
This shady commenter wants me to
give me a download to cheat at poker! I’m sure said download is not full of
malware at all!
This woman’s boobs are following
me on twitter, apparently.
Yes, what a profile picture. All meant to distract the easily distracted while she picks pockets.
ReplyDeleteHow come I never get boobs following me on Twitter?
ReplyDeleteThis woman knows guys only ever look at the boobs, so she didn't even bother to try and get her face in the shot.
ReplyDeleteIt's even better when they email you about an account you don't even have. Yes, not at all suspicious Netflix email about an account I don't have, sure my account is on hold. I'll just go and give you all my info to unlock the account I do not have.
ReplyDeleteHere of late one of the common cybercrimes is sending SMSes to people, saying that their electricity connection would be cut within two days if they don't pay up an additional fee. Or, that their bank account would be frozen if they don't re-confirm their personal credentials. There will be link, which they are supposed to click and fill in personal details.
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