Jon, if you feel bad about not getting the emails on money laundering,
lotteries you've won, free money just all you gotta do is... Well, I can
forward all of mine to you! How's that for a buddy!
I never ever open any attachment from anyone I do not know...never ever...
Still it is curious that the people who send this crap out must know
that it is not working. Why do they still do it? I get the same letters
from several senders..
phunny for sure..
mayf
Jon Wennerberg wrote:
>
> On Jul 5, 2009, at 7:26 PM, drmayf wrote:
>
> You know, I get a lot of those things in my email inbox. I get a lot
> because I had a chat with my ISP guy and told him that I would filter
> my own junk , thank you very much. But, there seems to be zillions of
> them and that got me to wondering... I wonder what the success rate
> is for people falling for the scams? Anybody ever heard or have a
> guestimate? They must work on some level. Some are so outlandish,
> that it would sem to me that the least experienced novice would know
> that they are fake.
>
> mayf
>
>
>
> I wonder how many folks open the spam/mails saying "photo album" or
> "software enclosed" or stuff like that. I've got this 'puter trained
> to send it all to the junk folder -- but I still scan through it to
> see if something real got into the junk. I don't open anything I'm
> not 100% satisfied is okay, though. I haven't got any "Zillion
> dollars in a country you've never heard of" emails in quite a while,
> but still get the usual pharmaceutical ads (one there right now, I
> see, says "Boost your bomber", another says "Become virile like a
> rabbit". One says "sending you the archive". I'm entertained by
> 'em, that's for sure. Still don't open them).
>
>
> Jon Wennerberg
> Tall guy with moustache
> and a pair of 2 Club hats
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