I spammed a site comment
Good afternoon WA. It's Good Friday here today.
I received a site comment, and as I was busy and I did not read it until this afternoon in the back office at work.
To whoever sent me a site comment.
Here is my message to you.
I spammed your comment dated 1 April 2021
I found it very disgusting, and you will receive no money.
What you have said does not phase me as I believe you are the scum of the earth, and I pity you.
Ladies, beware of the link above.
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Hi Yvonne,
Thanks for sharing this incident so that we are aware of these unsavory behaviors! I am sorry that you had to endure this kind of nonsense! You did right by yourself for handling it the way you did. Don't let the likes of those people disturb your peace.
Have a fantastic weekend! Wishing you the very best!
Kind regards,
Nichola
Ha ha like you style Yvonne, I need you to deal with some of the unwanted calls about money I owe to the HMRC, (apparently I was going to be arrested any minute)
or most recent from “Royal Mail” where they need an additional £1.99 to deliver a tracked parcel. It was so real and the email I received was identical to the logo, even the link was clever with Royal Mail/delivery Costs in the actual link, nothing else was showing.
I was very excited to receive a generic message on my “about me page” only to see it was a lawyer who thought my readers (over 50 plus) might like to get in touch with him about their wills...what a disappointment
😳👍
Oh wow, we get a lot of boggy phone calls at work all the time. My answer is first I listen then say sorry this is Yvonne I am a AI (artificial intelligence) your call is now being screened. Then they hang up. Hahaha
Hy Ivonne.
You have no idea how little spams I receive now that my sites are being established.,
One point I will make:
I actually responded to those spams in the comments section to allow others to know of the spams.
Kind of fun depending on how you have set up your site.
Always wonderful to hear from you, Yvonne.
Kindest regards from Canada.
Paul.
It can actually work out well as it keeps your other contributors involved.
The conversation goes on.
Peace, love and light, Yvonne.
Paul from Canada.
Those sort of links always look like they are sent from a bot and I simply mark them all as spam. They do not even merit an ounce of research as they have contributed nothing to the discussion.
But I guess these sort of spammers are forever part of internet life. Thanks for the post Yvonne.
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Hello Yvonne,
I looked up BigString domain on Google search and found it is an email service allowing users to send, recall, erase, self- district and secure email correspondence. BigString's patent pending technology enables you to prevent your personal or business information from lingering indefinitely -- basically no footprint. It could be used for good, but it can also be used for bad. So the point is the email address name doesn't mean anything, i.e. manual Martell is probably just a name they used, even the IP address is likely fake. So I agree, ignoring it is the best option. Thank you for sharing. It helps not to keep these things to yourself. Rupert.
Thank you so much Rupert. That was lovely of you to do some research. Have a great weekend
Hello Yvonne, If you send me the link to your site (PM is fine also). I will write new beautiful comments to replace it! Rupert.
That’s so sweet of you Rupert
Such a bad energy to have in your space Yvonne. Good going to follow the advice to ignore and the sleuthing done by Rupert to give you closure.
Hugh
Thanks Hugh for supporting both of us. Yvonne has a site worth checking out Hugh. It is really classy and has a lot of valuable information. I was so impressed. Rupert.
I think I did already but will take a swing back.
Thank you Rupert.
Thank you Hugh , Rupert has given me closure.
My friend Rupert, congrats for that featured comment along with your name; it is a system graded? I think.