Could be worse. I got an extortion E-mail the other day.
Nope. Its kind of a long story, I'll tell it in person sometime if someone gets me sufficiently inebriated.From the "IRS" (with some .tw/.cn/.ko email extension) ?
No, just a good way to get someone to give me a little booze.So you need a little booze,to looosen the tongue?
...give me a little booze.
In the Steinholme is is measured in sheets. Sheets to the wind, that is.Is "little" an english or a metric unit? and how many?
I emailed him a couple of years ago when I bought the Bo asking about the center of gravity changes and gross weight increase with tip tanks. I don't think I ever got an answer, so I thought maybe he finally found an unsent email, or was doing some follow ups or something. Now I think maybe his account was hacked like mine was a few years ago, causing spam to be sent to everyone in my contact list. Most people were understanding though.As phishing scams go, this was one of the better ones. If you have purchased from DShannon before, Scott occasionally follows up with information or questions on how the install is working. I wasnt surprised to receive an email from him.
Now I think maybe his account was hacked like mine was a few years ago, causing spam to be sent to everyone in my contact list. Most people were understanding though.
I get all sort of emails like that. The most recent was from Ohio State University. But looking at the email address it wasn't actually OSU. The spammers find the name of someone at a university and then spoof their email address asking for a quote on a ridiculous number of items - but always the same items.