Based on a true story. Nigerian scams are back on regular mail. They saturated the Internet to a point where nobody believes them anymore. A RL letter looks more “official”. I already inherited an unknown relative, got a tax return from an African nation, had my security compromised at the bank website… and was promised a wonderful future if I voted for them… well… maybe that one wasn’t Nigerian… :D
Sanspareil 10 months ago
Just the beginning of a mailstrom!
Say What Now‽ Premium Member 9 months ago
I’m guessing the writers got mail from our dental association that the association had been hacked. I got that letter, and we live in the same area.
dlkrueger33 9 months ago
I guess that’s worse than what I continually get: Estate planning and cremation services!
James Wolfenstein 9 months ago
Based on a true story. Nigerian scams are back on regular mail. They saturated the Internet to a point where nobody believes them anymore. A RL letter looks more “official”. I already inherited an unknown relative, got a tax return from an African nation, had my security compromised at the bank website… and was promised a wonderful future if I voted for them… well… maybe that one wasn’t Nigerian… :D
david_42 9 months ago
We get real mail quite often, mostly from utility companies, my wife’s union and garden supply places.
tammyspeakslife Premium Member 9 months ago
We keep getting ads for daycare and preschool here, in my building- for seniors.
eric.franz.petras 9 months ago
Likewise.