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Like everyone, I sometimes receive unsolicited email.
Sometimes the sender is telling me that they have my long lost inheritance.
Other times they are telling that they will give me a large sum of money in
exchange for a "favor" (no they are not requesting red light special
services). Still other times they are sending me images of people engaged in
activities that are illegal in some states and I seriously question how they
chose me to offend that day.
The kind of spam that is less frequent and potentially more
dangerous is the one below, the faux award type of spam. If you read the email,
I am among the top 1% to be honored as a Top Ranked U.S. Executive.
Unlike winning an Emmy or an Oscar, I don't receive an award
ceremony, there is no rubber chicken dinner, and there is no open bar.
Indeed, instead of giving anything to me they are requesting something
from me, $159.00.
While I am not buying the certificate, I have to say, I don't
mind this type of spam. However, here's a tip for those trying to solicit money
from me this way. Next time, just tell me that I won the right to be
called, "Queen".
Award
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