I don't get it, easily recognized spam email?

[Jonny Quest]

I don't get why spammers don't try harder to look legit. I know with AI generated spam it can start looking more authentic, but are these type just randomly generated, hoping for someone to take the next click bait?

This one is pretty benign compared to others which have a lot of bells and whistle icons in the subject, let alone the bizarre addresses and at times misspelling. Are they hoping someone will be that gullible and open them?

 

[Parkinsond]

I don't get why spammers don't try harder to look legit. I know with AI generated spam it can start looking more authentic, but are these type just randomly generated, hoping for someone to take the next click bait?

This one is pretty benign compared to others which have a lot of bells and whistle icons in the subject, let alone the bizarre addresses and at times misspelling. Are they hoping someone will be that gullible and open them?

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May be because the spammer if received better education, he would not select spamming as a job?

 

[Trident]

I am very interested in these offerings.

 

[Parkinsond]

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I am very interested in these offerings.

 

[anirbandutta01]

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I am very interested in these offerings.

 

[stonjean633]

I don't get why spammers don't try harder to look legit. I know with AI generated spam it can start looking more authentic, but are these type just randomly generated, hoping for someone to take the next click bait?

This one is pretty benign compared to others which have a lot of bells and whistle icons in the subject, let alone the bizarre addresses and at times misspelling. Are they hoping someone will be that gullible and open them?

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There are people who are not educated using the internet and will easily fall for tricks like this.

I got a friend who fell for such scams.He kept telling me the story that someone emailed him as the King of some African tribe and will transfer some money to him so he can keep it as inheritance. I just played along and told him it's a scam after a week. I press the pause button when he already said the King needs money remittance so he can transfer the money to him.

 

[Trident]

There are people who are not educated using the internet and will easily fall for tricks like this.

I got a friend who fell for such scams.He kept telling me the story that someone emailed him as the King of some African tribe and will transfer some money to him so he can keep it as inheritance. I just played along and told him it's a scam after a week. I press the pause button when he already said the King needs money remittance so he can transfer the money to him.

Oh come on, the oldest scam ever!!!
But yesh. you'd think who' falling for these, yet they make millions and billions.

I get all sorts of scam attempts by phone, social networks, emails....everywhere.

 

[Parkinsond]

King of some African tribe

Nigeria

 

[cartaphilus]

I don't get why spammers don't try harder to look legit. I know with AI generated spam it can start looking more authentic, but are these type just randomly generated, hoping for someone to take the next click bait?

This one is pretty benign compared to others which have a lot of bells and whistle icons in the subject, let alone the bizarre addresses and at times misspelling. Are they hoping someone will be that gullible and open them?

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After encountering the names of certain "Companies" that offer products on Amazon, I find myself uncertain whether "qyc9efve2j" is indeed a legitimate company.

 

[Trident]

After encountering the names of certain "Companies" that offer products on Amazon, I find myself uncertain whether "qyc9efve2j" is indeed a legitimate company.

Well I mean it certainly does sound legit.

 

[cartaphilus]

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I am very interested in these offerings.

Honestly how do you inflate the urethral sphincter? I have watched some educational and scientific videos online in my spare time that broached the subject of tight anal sphincter control exercises (or at least the dude was exercising) but never the urethral sphincter.

 

[stonjean633]

Nigeria

I think you receive it too? You didn't fall for it right? Hehe

 

[stonjean633]

Oh come on, the oldest scam ever!!!
But yesh. you'd think who' falling for these, yet they make millions and billions.

I get all sorts of scam attempts by phone, social networks, emails....everywhere.

Scamming becomes so widespread nowadays using all sort of techniques. It will just become worse as AI grows.

 

[Parkinsond]

Honestly how do you inflate the urethral sphincter? I have watched some educational and scientific videos online in my spare time that broached the subject of tight anal sphincter control exercises (or at least the dude was exercising) but never the urethral sphincter.

Kegel exercises

 

[Trident]

Kegel exercises

Ok guys, I like exercises but this is getting a bit… way out of the subject.

 

[Parkinsond]

I think you receive it too? You didn't fall for it right? Hehe

May be one or two times a long time ago; once upon a time, it was one of the most prevalent scams.

 

[Jonny Quest]

And there was a period about 2 - 3 years ago of the McAfee subscription renewal scam emails being prevalent on my end and on the BD forum. I think @Nunzio_77 may remember that one as well.

 

[Parkinsond]

And there was a period about 2 - 3 years ago of the McAfee subscription renewal scam emails being prevalent on my end and on the BD forum. I think @Nunzio_77 may remember that one as well.

Exactly; scams emerge as waves of trends.

 

[anirbandutta01]

like exercises but this is getting a bit… way out of the subject.

 

[simmerskool]

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I am very interested in these offerings.

you're not old enough to be "interested" that that yet, don't worry you'll get there eventually...