Archives for June 2009

Funny spam email, June 2009

I enjoy posting some of the funny emails that I get. This one made me laugh:

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No more jokes – you will always get %SI3_rnd21 and moans! The huge pack costs less than 30 %SI3_rnd22!
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%SI3_rnd26 now and save more than $10 regardless of your order’s size!

I think it’s spam about embiggening a specific body part. But the spammer clearly didn’t set up their spam template correctly. 🙂 Anyone have guesses about which email spamming software package this is?

Natural links are better than non-natural

I got a spam email that I thought about blogging about, but decided not to. Then they spammed me *again*. Sheesh.

So here goes. If you get an email with a subject like “Affordable Link Building Outsourcing,” think twice. Any email that starts out

Make your links appear Natural

Link Building is one of the most significant aspect of the off page optimization process and is a major determinant…

is starting off on the wrong foot. The objective is not to “make your links appear natural”, the objective is that your links are natural. Another rule of thumb for me personally is to be wary of people that email or cold-call you out of the blue repeatedly. Checking my email, these “link building experts” email-spammed me back in April, too.

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