spell paypal

Whistle
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Here is one so full of spelling and other errors it is laughable. I found no less that ten. Can you spot them?

I received it this morning and reported it to
spoof@paypal.com

LEGAL NOTICE
The following message is an email sent to you by an administrator of “PayPal.com”.
If this message is spam, contains abusive or other comments you find offensive please contact the webmaster at the following address: admin@paypal.com
Message sent to you follows:
Dear PayPal client,

While performing it’s regular scheduled monthly billing address check our system found incompatible information which seams to be no longer the same with your current credit card information that we have on file. If you changed your billing information or if you moved from you previous address please follow up the link bellow and update your billing information: If you didn’t change any of this information you still need to follow up the previous link and update your existing billing information because it means that our database regular scheduled update wasn’t made correctly. Choosing to ignore this message will result in to a temporary suspension of your account within 24 hours, until you will choose to solve this unpleasant situation.

We apologies for any inconvinience this may caused you and we strongly advise you to update your information you have on file with us. Clicking https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_login_ you will avoid any possible futuring billing problems with your account.

Best regards,

  • PayPal Team.
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I now know how to make my millions on the internet: supplying editorial services to phishers. What a market!

Carol

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Carol, you were 2.6 times my guess of ten plus errors.

I might have even passed the student.

That probably explains my leaving teaching for carpentry, but I can spot a warped board!

Mack

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I have noticed a decline in the quality of spam over the past several months. I blame it on the schools. They keep graduating kids without giving them the skills needed to make a living in a socially acceptable occupation. Poor babies… :sniffle:

You know, people only turn to spamming when they have no other options
–or when they’re pure evil. :smiling_imp:

Mack, you could help those poor, benighted spammers by sending them the following block of 1000 commas, along with some clues about where to use them. I’ll be happy to provide more when they run out of those.

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I still say that spamming is a perfect example of the kind of antisocial behavior that could be deterred by the death penalty. (Littering is another.)

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I’m so out of it. My husband just explained that this was fake and what phishing is. I just don’t understand how a person would know. He said that these insane mispellings could be some way of avoiding filters. I don’t see how myself. Be careful out there folks!!! :astonished: :astonished: :astonished: