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To: Undisclosed Recipients From: Dianne

Hello Dear
I came here to find my second half, my soulmate, my friend. It
interesting to say about myself for you, as I’ve ever seen you.
But I feel something inside. I feel like a sign of hope that I am not
doing this in vain. I think you have the friendly soul to mine.
What I know is love. Yes, love the large print. demands love
all - to show the soul of another person. I
do this. I want to learn better. If you want the same, I will be very
happy. I know you and spend my life with you together. I want to comfort
your heart with tenderness and care. Perhaps our souls belong to each other. if
you want to find it, please write here
hugs
Diane Zadi.
are expected to read from you soon



  hello  
My name is jesy, loving and caring lady i viewed your profile and got interested in knowing you more could you please reply to my mail address () i have something to tell so that we will know each other very well i will send my pictures and tell you about me
Thanks,jesy



alittlespace:

Oh, ok then.
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alittlespace:

Oh, ok then.

07/27/1116 notes • Reblogged from alittlespace


Greetings,

I understand that through Internet is not the best way to link up with
you because of the confidentiality which my proposal demands.

However, I have already sent you this same letter one month ago,but I
am not sure if it did get to you since I have not heard from you,
hence i am constrain to reach you through the Internet which has been
abused over the years.

I wish to notify you again that You were listed as a Heir to the total
sum of (Five Million Six Hundred Thousand British Pounds) in the
codicil and last testament of the deceased.(Name now withheld since
this is our second letter to you). We contacted you because you bear
the surname identity and therefore can present you as the Heir to the
inheritance funds.



The most important is what is inside you and how do you feel about the life.

Hi my name is Anita 25 years, I saw your profile on this site www.kamgoo.com and I think that you are a very interesting person. So I decided to use the chance to get to know you. Hope I will be lucky I don’t think that the age and appearance is so important though .

The most important is what is inside you and how do you feel about the life. I know this life from many sides and I am  mature already to know what life is all about. please i need your reply direct to my privet mail box which is anita.kazim@yahoo.com ,i have something very important to sha re with you through mail OK,
thanks Miss Anita.



From: Kelly pampickle@centurylink.net(no subject) 

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From: Kelly pampickle@centurylink.net
(no subject) 

I need help 




lammer:

From: Mrs. Janet Al Saud.

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am the above name person from Saudi Arabia. I am married to Al Saud Bandar
who worked with Saudi Arabia Embassy in Switzerland for nine years before he
died in the year 1998. We were married for eleven years without a child. He
died in Swissair crash…

02/20/111 note • Reblogged from lammer




Romantic Poetry


Thank you baby
Making you the happiest is what I strive Let your words be felt aloud If I am wrong, I never want to be right

We porduce hudreds of job eviery dya



infoneer-pulse:

Burning Question: Why Do We Still Get So Much Spam?

“It’s simple economics,” says Jamie Tomasello, abuse operations manager at Cloudmark, a major antispam firm. “We will see the end of spam when people stop responding to it.”
That’s the demand part of the equation; the supply side is equally daunting. “It costs $3,000 to rent a botnet and send out 100 million messages,” Gmail spam czar Brad Taylor says. “It takes only 30 Viagra orders to pay for that.”
And since there will always be suckers out there, the spam invasion will never stop—no matter what protective measures you take. Spammers will get your inbox’s coordinates if your email appears anywhere on the Web. If you don’t lock down your social network’s privacy settings, they’ll find you.

» via Wired
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infoneer-pulse:

Burning Question: Why Do We Still Get So Much Spam?

“It’s simple economics,” says Jamie Tomasello, abuse operations manager at Cloudmark, a major antispam firm. “We will see the end of spam when people stop responding to it.”

That’s the demand part of the equation; the supply side is equally daunting. “It costs $3,000 to rent a botnet and send out 100 million messages,” Gmail spam czar Brad Taylor says. “It takes only 30 Viagra orders to pay for that.”

And since there will always be suckers out there, the spam invasion will never stop—no matter what protective measures you take. Spammers will get your inbox’s coordinates if your email appears anywhere on the Web. If you don’t lock down your social network’s privacy settings, they’ll find you.

» via Wired

10/12/105 notes • Reblogged from infoneer-pulse