This message is not spam….
by subacati
I love how the spammers are always trying to 'educate' me about what is or isn't spam! 🙄 …
Originally posted by Spammer1:
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New email bill? Never heard of it. And I was under the misconception that spam is defined as unsolicited mass emails! 🙄
The banks are upgrading their security again! (how many times is that this week?) :left:
Originally posted by Spammer2:
Dear Customer
Please follow this instructions carefully, for security reason you do not require TVN to complete this process.
Our security team has noticed multiple login on your internet banking, due to this your account has been deactivated, we are sorry for the inconvinence It is therefore recommended that you complete this process. Your security is important to us.Please click on Continue to Log in below to resolve this issue, failure to do this may lead to account suspension:
You would receive a link on your cellphone and you are required to enter the last eight numbers on the link as your RVN We will activate functional upgrades on your account after this process must have been completed.
Continue to Log inSincerely,
SECURITY TEAM
P.S: If you are an ABSA customer, take note that absa.com is not an official ABSA domain name. The official ABSA domain name, for what it's worth, is absa.co.za
Also, be aware of other fake 'ABSA' domains like absa.cc.za and absa.co.zc
subacati 
Gotta love those legal loopholes. :rolleyes:Fortunately the bill never passed into law.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slamming_Bill
Even if it had, it would be unenforceable as most spammers are not from the USA and not all recipients of spam are in the USA! 🙄 .The 'opt-out' clauses have fallen through in most countries because they provide a way to legally steal from people.Think about it. Imagine if you notice a stranger lurking around your house every day. At the end of the month, you receive a bill in your post box from Shady Security inc. demanding payment for services rendered. Now they include an opt-out clause, together with a reminder that you won't be 'protected' if you cancel the 'service'. :insane: .:sst: Of course, in that example the criminality is not even questioned. Yet 'anti-virus' vendors do this as a matter of course, and no one seems to question that! 🙄
"We never fail anyone…." Someone needs to learn a bit about marketing 😆
Originally posted by qlue:
From what I've seen people have no trouble ignoring the most dire warnings from their anti-virus software. I seen subscriptions months and even years out of date.
Originally posted by Mickeyjoe-Irl:
Touché 😆
I usually install something free just to save myself some grief in the future.
Originally posted by Mickeyjoe-Irl:
Here in South Africa, even the free anti-virus is useless as the average South African doesn't bother connecting to the Internet for updates! 🙄 .Contrary to what Wikipedia claims, the vast majority of viruses are spread via usb flash drives! :irked: .Whenever someone asks me to load something to there flashdrive, I run clamscan on it first. It's almost a given that there will be at least one virus on it! :faint: .
Originally posted by qlue:
That used to be a big problem with dial-up, even when they would connect it took forever to download an update. And the longer it was left, the worse it got.
I know it's legit because of the caps.
Originally posted by JetPackBulbasaur:
Nah, they just have a faulty keyboard! :p
I'm just glad that the spammers are keen to take the time to educate you on what is or isn't spam. :lol:Yes, it's so true what you say about flashdrives spreading viruses.
This message is not SPAM because I say so :knight: 😀