Goin' On A Sea Screw
And of late, Seymour's stock is apparently rising with email scammers, too.
Seymour just received -- are you ready for this -- a job offer. Here 'tis in its own woids:
SEABORNE YACHT HOTEL (SBYH)
Head Office: Seabourn Yacht Hotel 5 Gains-ford Street, SE1 2NE,
London, United Kingdomhttp://blog.seabourn.com/
http://www.seabourn.com/
REF: "SEABORNE YACHT" DIRECT RECRUITMENT OFFER.
Attention :,
Your Resume has been selected for our new Hotel that has just been
completed over here in United Kingdom. The Company selected 78
candidates list in various different department over here in United
Kingdom, It is our pleasure to inform you that your Name was selected
as one of the 78 candidates shortlisted for the interview; The Company
is recruiting candidates for our new Hotel in United Kingdom. You will
be pleased to know that out of the 78 candidates selected 65
candidates will be giving appointment, meaning that your Application
can progress to final stage. You are to send your CV to this office as
soon as possible so that we can start processing your Appointment.
Contact Email: captsmithseabournyacht@gmail.com.
Fill the Form Below:
1. FULL NAMES: _____________
2. ADDRESS: _______________
3. SEX/AGE: _______________
4. MARITAL STATUS: __________
5. OCCUPATION: _____________
6. TELEPHONE NUMBER: _______
7. AMOUNT WON: ______________
8. COUNTRY________________
Best regards,
Captain Smith.
Besides the fact that I never knew that Seymour had posted an online job resume, apparently the same people who are bringing out this 'Land Titanic' offer must have brought others an online lotto previously, if you note #7 and its non sequitur appearance in this presentation.
Eh...details. Seymour always chides me about seeing the 'negative' in these emails.
Since Seymour is still idling in idyllic Loveland, Colorado, I took it upon myself to respond to "Captain Smith" on Seymour's behalf.
"OMG...this won't be good!!!"
You're probably right, Seymour. I rewrote Captain Smith's kind offer in a way perhaps befitting of something that has too many parallels to an infamous incident of over 100 years ago. Of course, I took pains to share the 'edit' with Captain Smith and 24 of his peers and colleagues. One of whom was not amused.
First, the edit:
SEACOW YACHT PROJECT (SCYP)
Head Office: SeaCow Yacht Project 5 Gains-ford Street, SE1 2NE,
London, United Kingdomhttp://blog.seacow.com/
http://www.titanticfarts.com/
REF: "SEACOW YACHT" DIRECT RECRUITMENT OFFER.
Arrrrrrrrrrrr, Mateys:
Your application has been selected for our new replication yacht-looking-thing that has just been completed over here in United Kingdom, with funding from that incredibly deep pocketed country of Nigeria. The Company selected 700 candidates list in various different locations, from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe. It is our pleasure to inform you that we sincerely believe you to be gullible enough to believe that your Name was selected as one of the 700 candidates shortlisted for the interview.
Contact Email: captsmithseabournyacht@gmail.com.
* assuming you survive...
** in case you don't...
*** which will be in the crapper ABOUT THE TIME or BEFORE you are...
'Captain Smith' didn't bother to respond to my take on his 'application'. Arrrrrrrrr. But an unamused recipient (and previous scammer) -- Davillas Andreas -- couldn't resist making a response:
you realy not so funny as you image you is. and why you send to me this? stop.
A question usually begs a reply, and I hate to disappoint:
Actually, with three concussions I image lots of funny things. And I persist in send you this because you wrote to me first. No stop. Snicker laugh titter ROAR.
Needless to say, Seymour didn't get hired.
"PHFFFFFT!!"
Labels: Captain Smith, Davillas Andreas, online employment scams, Seabourne Yacht Hotel scam, Seymour the sea-going pet rock
3 Comments:
Bwahahahahahaha. I just want to read Seynmour's resume. Just saying.
Have a terrific day and weekend. My best to my buddy Seymour. :)
Oh, he got my job offer, then?
Actually, all jesting aside, my lil' sis' lives in Andreas, just at the top of our isle (where it's rumoured the folk up there are a wee bit strange)..
The one thing that seems almost consistent in your scam endeavors is that, in the end, most are begging you to leave them alone. ha I think that is great. You outwit them and they beg for mercy.
Debbie
Right Truth
http://www.righttruth.typepad.com
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