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Fri 23 Jan, 2004 08:00 am
The below was cut and paste from an e-mail from my step-son.
Got an interesting e-mail this morning….
It was for a Bankruptcy service, to help clear debt blah blah blah….
Anyway after the long message saying that the initial service was free it had the following text at the bottom where a disclaimer would be….
It made me want to trust them even more!
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My theory is this: someone in some developing country is trying to scam people, but not knowing English, uses a translator that translates obscure languages badly (Intertran) and not knowing that it be gibberish, sends it along.
That kind of thing is very common with spam, Seal. Spammers include lots of words that you would generally find in legitimate (non-spam) messages, the idea being to fool the
bayesian filtering method into classifying a message as non-spam.
I agree with the auto-translation. But good gibberish is its own reward.
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