Happy Spamintines Day!
Shut up. It might be a thing.
Life insurance spam has always intrigued me. It’s not much different
from the casino spam, really. It wants money from you, promises a payout, and
will absolutely not deliver should the time come.
I didn’t actually look at the message, but it’s safe to
assume it’s a cancer widow. And it’s VERY VERY URGENT!!!
And the real root cause is hearing loss, obviously. Now make
it go away! I’m sick of the constant beeping in my ears!
It’s kind of insulting when they don’t bother to make it
look like a real email address. They’re not even trying!
This is… one of the weirder spambot followers I’ve had
lately. Is that seriously a pregnant woman????? This raises all kinds of
questions as to why, and I don’t want to know any of the answers.
Makes you wonder who's actually in the photo and do they know a spammer stole their image?
ReplyDeleteI will celebrate Spamintines Day way before any other sort of -tines Day. (I may be just a touch cranky today...)
ReplyDeleteHey, at least you got something for Spamintine's Day and it lived up to its name. That's a win in my book.
ReplyDeleteI'll just put it out there: if cancer widows really were dying of cancer, I would say, "good."
ReplyDeleteAwwww...Spamintine's Day. I love it so much more than Valentine's Day. (Liz is not the only maybe cranky person today/yesterday).
ReplyDeleteI think it's a real mark of their target audience when the spammers don't even have to try to make it look like a real email.