Why do scams trojan horses ect always use ťĥéşé țýpěś õf şpéćîãľ ļéťťëřš doesn’t that just make the scam look obvious?
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To get past spam filters. They probably randomise which accented letter they use in each email so it’s harder to block them.
Added bonus is that anyone who doesn’t notice the random accents will be more likely to believe a faked website etc, as they’re not very observant!
To get past spam filters. They probably randomise which accented letter they use in each email so it’s harder to block them.
Added bonus is that anyone who doesn’t notice the random accents will be more likely to believe a faked website etc, as they’re not very observant!
If it looks too real then they will get people to respond that once they hear more details will be able to immediately call bullshit. That wastes the scammers time as he could be going after someone more easily influenced. Anyone willing to read a letter in broken English and still think it’s legit is unlikely to question other discrepancies further down the line.
If it looks too real then they will get people to respond that once they hear more details will be able to immediately call bullshit. That wastes the scammers time as he could be going after someone more easily influenced. Anyone willing to read a letter in broken English and still think it’s legit is unlikely to question other discrepancies further down the line.
If it looks too real then they will get people to respond that once they hear more details will be able to immediately call bullshit. That wastes the scammers time as he could be going after someone more easily influenced. Anyone willing to read a letter in broken English and still think it’s legit is unlikely to question other discrepancies further down the line.
Scams are obvious on purpose. Anybody with a clue will see through it before sending them money anyway. So they make it EXTRA obvious. That way, only the truly gullible engage with them, and they spend time and energy only on hte people most likely to pony up in th end.
Scams are obvious on purpose. Anybody with a clue will see through it before sending them money anyway. So they make it EXTRA obvious. That way, only the truly gullible engage with them, and they spend time and energy only on hte people most likely to pony up in th end.
Scams are obvious on purpose. Anybody with a clue will see through it before sending them money anyway. So they make it EXTRA obvious. That way, only the truly gullible engage with them, and they spend time and energy only on hte people most likely to pony up in th end.
On some spam, I see foreign language text in the preview, but if you click the email, the presentation is different and in English.
On some spam, I see foreign language text in the preview, but if you click the email, the presentation is different and in English.
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