I had a client send me graphic porn b/c he thought the email was going directly to a male employee. Uh, no, dipshit, it's coming to me. When the owner found out, man, he was pissed. It was some nasty shit and I lost a lot of respect for the dude after that.
It's SO WEIRD, because it would make sense (well, if it was a different link) in the context of the email, but could also be spam/hacking? Do spammers generally reply to existing conversations?
We were emailing to set up a meeting. They sent an alternate time, and then emailed "*link* is an example of what I like" (which, LOL).
It's SO WEIRD, because it would make sense (well, if it was a different link) in the context of the email, but could also be spam/hacking? Do spammers generally reply to existing conversations?
We were emailing to set up a meeting. They sent an alternate time, and then emailed "*link* is an example of what I like" (which, LOL).
OOPS!! Probably a copy and paste but didn't quite get the right link in there??
Nope!
I gave the benefit of the doubt (because of COURSE that couldn't be what they meant), and tried searching reasonable variations of the URL. Every result listed was for things like "ho.tga.yb.oys" and "f.reeg.ay.p0rn" etc.
Post by amandakisser on Oct 1, 2014 11:43:02 GMT -5
OMG! I wonder if he thought he was replying to a different email? I had a coworker send me a personal email about closing on her house once - she meant to send me the email directly above that in her Outlook inbox! He must be so embarrassed!
Hey now, don't be so quick with your gender assumptions.
The sender is female. Hahaha.
Well to be fair, "gay porn" usually means men with men. I guess I wasn't even thinking of the gender of the sender at all, but the condom/Kleenex joke was about the type of porn I thought we were talking about.
I was mainly addressing posters that used "he" - carrying on the Pronoun Crusades!