Archive for the ‘Spam’
Message of the Day – Spam
This could have been about the Spam factory on the way to South Dakota, but I was asleep last summer when we took that route to the Black Hills and Yellowstone.
Instead, it’s an advertising gimmick for the software company Barracuda.

Do you think there really were buffalo in Buffalo Grove? We found these crossing the highway in South Dakota's Black Hills.
I saw the tee shirt at a swim meet at Buffalo Grove High School.
First Two IRS Refund Spam Scams Arrive
Just heard a story on the radio Saturday about Federal tax scam emails and as of Sunday, two had already arrived.
One came the very day of the story. Here it is:
The second came late Sunday afternoon:
So, how many people will be stupid enough to provide personal identifying information to such scammers?
Click to enlarge the emails, if you want to read them.
First Two IRS Refund Spam Scams Arrive
Just heard a story on the radio Saturday about Federal tax scam emails and as of Sunday, two had already arrived.
One came the very day of the story. Here it is:
The second came late Sunday afternoon:
So, how many people will be stupid enough to provide personal identifying information to such scammers?
Click to enlarge the emails, if you want to read them.
Message of the Day – A License Plate
is on the license plate that is today’s “Message of the Day.” Looks like it was taken a long time ago. (So many messages, so little time.)
If the man were not in federal prison for sending spam to millions of people, I might think the car belonged to Crystal Lake’s jailed doctor Michael Millette.
Think of how many spam messages he had to send out to write the 62 million prescriptions for Schedule III and Schedule IV dosage units.
Message of the Day – A License Plate
is on the license plate that is today’s “Message of the Day.” Looks like it was taken a long time ago. (So many messages, so little time.)
If the man were not in federal prison for sending spam to millions of people, I might think the car belonged to Crystal Lake’s jailed doctor Michael Millette.
Think of how many spam messages he had to send out to write the 62 million prescriptions for Schedule III and Schedule IV dosage units.


