One of the more popular Publisher Clearing House scam messages is the use of "your" initials and the magic words that "someone with the initials of...must be declared a winner". I've gotten that missive more times than I have that Andy Hagler was going to win my money if I didn't act.
What's funny is the almost desperation in the messages increases, as well as the number of times you get emails. It used to be only once or twice a week but the past few days I've been getting the emails from Publisher's Clearing House several times a day. Each time pointing out that while it's not required to purchase anything, I haven't purchased anything yet.
Nor will I, but I can promise that if I ever do win any money? Then I will buy things, not from them of course but I have to do whatever I can to be "the L.W." who will win (lol).
1 comment:
Yep, I received the same e-mail, except with my initials of course... It just makes you think you will actually win something thus making you more likely to purchase something from their sponsors.
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