OK, I get pretty hardened to the spam emails trying to persuade me to click on a link or part with money. But this one makes me cring. Really horrible. Gross by name and Gross by nature:
QuoteWe would like to express our deepest sorrow for the untimely death of your beloved
friend and inform you about the life service celebration that will take place at
Hubbell Funeral Home on February 20, 2014 at 2:00 p.m.
Please follow this link to get funeral invitation.
Please be there to honor the memory of your friend with her closest people.
Our best wishes and prayers,
Joshua Gross,
Funeral home assistant
As an SEO sometimes I get resentful of being lumped in with these guys.
I love the fake name 'Joshua Gross", kind of apt ... maybe that's his subconscious letting the guilt seep out.
Gary.
Hope that the next generation of old folk who are most vulnerable to these scams will have enough internet savvy to know not to click, and the scams will die out.
Wishful thinking perhaps.
Hope that the next generation of old folk who are most vulnerable to these scams will have enough internet savvy to know not to click, and the scams will die out.
Wishful thinking perhaps.
Hope that the next generation of old folk who are most vulnerable to these scams will have enough internet savvy to know not to click, and the scams will die out.
Wishful thinking perhaps.
I hope the next generation of old folk don't triple post !!!
;+}
I was going to clean that up, but lets leave the incompentance on display for all to see ::)
Its a good point though, the next gen probably won't fall for all that crap, they'll be able to read email headers and then pingflood Joshua Gross's IP.