Amusingly obvious internet scams
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Its so funny when people bite back hehe. My dad emailed back the scammers with "his details". He gave them the address and telephone number for greater manchester police station number under the name of Gene Hunt.Spitfire175 said:
They are even more funny when the spelling is purposly awful.
I see these ones posted on Youtube sites, stuff like "go to this site to see young pussy" or something on those lines. Also on Youtube there's these spam things they do with "So and so was raped on her bed if you don't post this on 5 more videos then this will happen to you" and the worse thing about it is that people actually post them.
I think it has to come to when I enter my inbox and there are about twenty messages from someone who calls herself 'Curioushottie' who is looking for a man and is from the same city and somehow found my email address and is sending me messages most of which saying stuff like 'transition money for fun' kinda things.
I never reply because it's:
A. So obviously fake
B. This is basically how the guys in Hostel first got into trouble
And of course like with everyone else, those fake Royalty messages really are a plague.
I never reply because it's:
A. So obviously fake
B. This is basically how the guys in Hostel first got into trouble
And of course like with everyone else, those fake Royalty messages really are a plague.
My favorite is the Porn Name scam.
What's your porn name? It's your first pet and the street you grew up on, just like the safety questions to access your bank account.
What's your porn name? It's your first pet and the street you grew up on, just like the safety questions to access your bank account.
The only spam I've gotten recently is misspelled bestiality porn. Thanks, but I'm just not interested in seeing 'hot teenies choke on h;orsec-ock'.
Oh, and there's the kind from a completely random name, like that one time when I got an email from 'Marianne Summers' with the subjectline, 'Hi! It's your friend Kevin from the office!"
Considering I was fifteen, the laziest bastard in the world, and I didn't know a Kevin, I found that quite funny.
Oh, and there's the kind from a completely random name, like that one time when I got an email from 'Marianne Summers' with the subjectline, 'Hi! It's your friend Kevin from the office!"
Considering I was fifteen, the laziest bastard in the world, and I didn't know a Kevin, I found that quite funny.
OMG ME TEW! We must be so lucky!dazdex said:I always seem to be the 1,000,000 visitor on loads of websites, I don't know maybe I'm just that lucky
That is quite possibly the most hilarious thing I've read so far. The most I get are quick-gen spams from something with a similar address, same basic name and service but the numbers change.manicfoot said:
Me too, pal. Me too. XDDiablini said:
Once I got a river of those from the same source. When I told them, "Thank you, but down my knee is quite long enough", they stopped.
Other answers include "Which one?" and "From the sounds of things, looks like you could use it yourself" along with the forwarded message in entirety
look at 2#, its his fault those things actually exist
http://www.cracked.com/article_17170_8-awesome-cases-internet-vigilantism.html
my own favorites are those pictures of some random slut in the side of the screen saying "your lonely? want to date?" or something like that. most obvious of obvious things ever.
http://www.cracked.com/article_17170_8-awesome-cases-internet-vigilantism.html
my own favorites are those pictures of some random slut in the side of the screen saying "your lonely? want to date?" or something like that. most obvious of obvious things ever.