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  • Lane
    Will code for food...
    • Apr 2001
    • 8496

    #1

    is this English?

    Wouldn't it be more effective if the spam was in English?

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    Hi,

    Suvper chahrge your lodve lixfe!
    Ordder your Voiagnra and Syupaer Vibagxra saufely and securkely onlicne.


    Cigalgis (Sunper Vioaxgra) takes affpect rigfht away and lausts for dafys!
    Eynteer Heere


    Gernepric Vigagcra coxsts 60% lesis, safve lots of cadsh!
    Eentwer Henre


    Both prodsucts shispped discrfetely to your dooor
  • egonetworks
    Confirmed User
    • Jan 2004
    • 6706

    #2
    They're spamming with typos to avoid filters based on the body/subject.

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    • Manowar
      jellyfish  
      • Dec 2003
      • 71528

      #3
      Spammers are learning new techniques these days:

      Write garbage so people will become confused and click the link instead of the delete button

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      • Spunky
        I need a beer
        • Jun 2002
        • 133978

        #4
        I get that crap all the time also.My spam filters can't catch it

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        • Brad Xtremepay
          So Fucking Banned
          • Dec 2003
          • 2000

          #5
          Filters cant catch it, but you can't read it. So what's the point.

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          • PlayGirl
            Confirmed User
            • Jan 2004
            • 1062

            #6
            wtf

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            • egonetworks
              Confirmed User
              • Jan 2004
              • 6706

              #7
              Originally posted by Brad Xtremepay
              Filters cant catch it, but you can't read it. So what's the point.
              If you could read it, you'd delete it. This gets some people to try to decipher it, or confused people might click the link. It's all about how stupid the receiver is really.

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              • Brad Xtremepay
                So Fucking Banned
                • Dec 2003
                • 2000

                #8
                Originally posted by egonetworks


                If you could read it, you'd delete it. This gets some people to try to decipher it, or confused people might click the link. It's all about how stupid the receiver is really.
                Good point!

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                • Lane
                  Will code for food...
                  • Apr 2001
                  • 8496

                  #9
                  If i blocked the word Viagra in my email client, why would I ever buy one from a spam?

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                  • egonetworks
                    Confirmed User
                    • Jan 2004
                    • 6706

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Lane
                    If i blocked the word Viagra in my email client, why would I ever buy one from a spam?
                    Scenario 1: "Jeeez, maybe if I buy one, they'll stop spamming"

                    Scenario 2: "Man I've had too much to drink to be on my computer"

                    Scenario 3: "Maybe they'd come in handy....someday"


                    Spammers, just like telemarketers, prey on the weak - if they can trick you into it, with any tactic; they're doing their job. So they're attempting many tactics and checking which work. It's proven that if you have a filter on "Viagra", they're not reaching you to atleast tempt you with the product - they have to switch their tactics.

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