Some spam, if it can be called that, confuses me. This is one of
them:
From: <eddie@XXXXXXXXXX>
To: <sean@conman.org>
Subject: where are you, man ?
Date: Sun, 9 May 2004 01:34:31 +0000
We need to talk, ASAP. Call me.
That's it. “We need to talk, ASAP. Call me.” No salutations, no name (other than
“Eddie”), no phone number.
I don't know anyone named Eddie. Ed, yes (an uncle), but no one from the
domain of XXXXXXXXXX, and most certainly no Eddie.
I checked the domain out, and it's registered to an Eddie Zhao of Brooklyn,
New York, and the site points to a Yahoo store that currently doesn't exist,
and the IP address in the email
comes from Japan. So if this guy is trying to sell me something, he's doing
a rather poor job of it.
“Call me.”
Call you?
Idiot.
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ahead, I won't bite. I promise.
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