The one constant of the universe
is people trying to scam you.
Where to even begin. First of
all, apparently I’m sending this to myself? But what is with the Reserved
symbol after it? And I’ve been reported—to who??? Finally, anyone who uses “e-mail”
is not a real human being. Email. It’s called email.
Now isn’t this a fine mess of
words. Who pays to do a guest post on some rando’s blog? Well, clearly not a
real person because no actual person says “the interface is beautifully
decorated”.
Blanca is usually trying to get
me to sign up for some scam business opportunity, so it’s a surprise that she’s
sending me this weird “blessing”. Though obviously it is still a scam.
Isn’t that what home insurance
is for? What’s the purpose of a warranty? This one is just confusing. I mean,
obviously a scam. But still confusing.
I’m not sure why the spammers like
to pick posts that are years old to leave their comments under, like I’m not
going to find that suspicious. Are there people out there who actually fall for
this sort of thing? Oh god, there are people out there who actually fall for
this sort of thing.
Lately I've gotten a lot of "newsletters" from dubious organizations. (Read: RW) I don't understand why they think I'd want to read their crazy conspiracy theories. And they act like I subscribed or something. It's scary to think that I'm on some list out there that thinks I like htat sort of thing. Yikes.
ReplyDeleteYeah, the comments on really old posts can only be spam.
ReplyDeleteIsn't insurance already a kind of warranty? If you need a warranty on your insurance, what's the world coming to?
ReplyDeleteI think it's getting worse and worse. Even if I try to "unsubscribe" to annoying emails, they never go away. I think I'm tossing my laptop, phone and self out to window.
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