crumpets -> RE: deleted unread messages (10/4/2015 8:30:25 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Missokyst A scammer is out to use you in some way. What would be the point in insulting you? I have to agree. Scammers know there is one fool in a thousand that they need to sucker in. A scammer doesn't need to waste his/her time on the 999 out of a thousand who won't fall for the scam. HOWEVER: There is ONE (apparent) EXCEPTION to that rule that I have never been able to figure out. You know that little chat thing that shows up sometimes on the bottom right of your browser window when visiting icky sites? It's a gorgeous babe (what else?) who sends, at first, seemingly innocuous "chat" messages, from your VERY OWN TOWN. How about that? There's a gorgeous babe in every town you log in from (I use Tor all the time, so, I come in from anywhere on earth, and there is always a gorgeous babe just waiting to chat with me from every town I log in from). Of course, it's just a bot, trying to sucker you in ... but what gets me is that if you actually ignore the bot, which, of course, I do, then it gets mad at you. It calls you gay, or something like that. Now, why would a bot bother to insult you simply for not responding to the bot's chat request? Since I still believe, as does Missokyst, that the scammers need to sucker in the sap, I guess their pre-programmed technique is to somehow shame you into responding. I guess, since, for example, they ask "are you a faggot?" for not responding, I'm supposed to then, I guess, vehemently deny the accusation, and, by doing so, I guess, I'm supposed to be further succored into the robotic conversation. I guess. So, this insulting chat robot is about the only place I've seen a scammer intentionally try to insult me, in the hopes of winning my trust (somehow). All they need is the dumbest person out of the next 1,000, so, I guess, in the end, it works for them. I don't know WHO falls for this blatant stuff (just like the picture to the top right of all your collarspace mails which purports to be a gorgeous babe from YOUR TOWN (so many in your town!), which is, in effect, merely a robotic advertisement from Alt.com in an official collarspace banner ad, which is, by the way, easily blocked in your hosts file so you don't have to be assaulted by these top-right banner ads as you read your collarspace mail. [If you need a screenshot of what I'm talking about, I'll post one for you.] I really don't know who falls for this stuff, but, all they need is the dumbest person out of each 1,000, which, given the supreme lack of English grammar knowledge of the OP's opening sentence, probably is the 45-year-old OP himself, who apparently has the English language skills of an 8 year old, to wit: quote:
Has anybody saw this notification when checking sent messages folder?
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