25 or 6 to...WTF?
It would be if they carried a pocket watch, but I digress.
Time again -- you'll see what I just did there -- for another scammer with a short lead-in to what they came to regret: a short lead-in scam that came to me:
Hello,
How are you, hope everything is ok with you, I’m Anila Hassan, do you have little time
to discuss with me? I need your urgent reply, thanks.
Do I have "little time"? Oy vay...sounds like my time is here today...*TIME*.
My pet rocks think I'm lost my sense of time.They're probably right.
That said, I reckoned I could find a little time for a timely reply (whilst the pet rocks and deactivated Alexa are face palming in the background):
Mine is pretty simple, so it doesn't "tell" time like some clocks do; it just indicates it.
Of course nowadays, I could probably get a little time piece that would do so many peculiar and unusual things...computers make that possumbull, y'know.With time being what it is, big, little, either and/or eIther, does anybody really know what time it is? Does anybody really care...about time?
At times like this I do seem to be digressing...was there something you wanted from me in a timely fashion?
I seem to have timed it rather badly with this scammer after a reply like that:
Hello, i do not understand you.
If you wish, I could take the time to rehash all that I just exfoliated, but dang...I think I'm timed out. Please check the number and try your call again. Operator Oopsie daisy.
And with that, it appears that Anila Hassan simply ran out of time.
Labels: a little time, Anila Hassan scam, baiting email scammers in a timely fashion, time is here today
1 Comments:
I understand you just fine. Love all the graphics.
Have a fabulous day, Mike. My best to Seymour and Element. ♥
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