"It's Me Adriana" Email

[ga5457]

So, how often do you all get the "In case u dont know who this is its ME Adriana." email? I usually get it 5 or 6 times a week. Have any of you went to the site that it is promoting?

 

[Red7227]

So, how often do you all get the "In case u dont know who this is its ME Adriana." email? I usually get it 5 or 6 times a week. Have any of you went to the site that it is promoting?

No.

 

[Bocefish]

I've seen it in my spam folder before and it gets shredded without opening just like the rest of the crap.

 

[AmberCutie]

It's a very common spam email.

 

[Anonymous]

I was telling someone else about how I'm always getting those "Hey, it's me!" emails from Adriana in my spam inbox. :lol: Beautiful name though.

 

[RoseCavilla]

I'm pretty sure I get them daily. But I just immediately delete them. "Adrianna" sounds like a stage 5 clinger :lol:

 

[JerryBoBerry]

I use to have around a dozen Adriana spam in my folder at any given time, but I just checked and i have none at the moment. My current spam seems to be centered around JEWELRY, WATCHES AND HANDBAG DISCOUNTS.

:dance: I've moved up in my quality of spam. :dance:

 

[Nordling]

I still get Adrianna at least once a day. It automatically goes into spam, but shoot, I feel almost like I'm having a relationship with her--I mean, gosh, she's moving "right effing near me!"

Hope she gets her computer fixed.

 

[Brad]

I use to have around a dozen Adriana spam in my folder at any given time, but I just checked and i have none at the moment. My current spam seems to be centered around JEWELRY, WATCHES AND HANDBAG DISCOUNTS.

:dance: I've moved up in my quality of spam. :dance:

I was going to post that myself. My spam folder goes through phases and is currently in the Rolex phase.
:lol:

The most common ones that currently appear in my spam folder are the "It's me...", buy cheap Rolex watches, and buy pills from Canada type emails. I never open them and just mass delete the folder contents. I guess I am more amazed that this type of spam is still being used since it must get at least some positive results. I hate spam emails but spam faxes are worse. I used to get those very often at my old shop. The paper and toner waste used to piss me off more then anything else.
:angry4:

 

[JerryBoBerry]

I use to have around a dozen Adriana spam in my folder at any given time, but I just checked and i have none at the moment. My current spam seems to be centered around JEWELRY, WATCHES AND HANDBAG DISCOUNTS.

:dance: I've moved up in my quality of spam. :dance:

I was going to post that myself. My spam folder goes through phases and is currently in the Rolex phase.
:lol:

The most common ones that currently appear in my spam folder are the "It's me...", buy cheap Rolex watches, and buy pills from Canada type emails. I never open them and just mass delete the folder contents. I guess I am more amazed that this type of spam is still being used since it must get at least some positive results. I hate spam emails but spam faxes are worse. I used to get those very often at my old shop. The paper and toner waste used to piss me off more then anything else.
:angry4:

I get the Canadian Meds one but I always thought that one wasn't random. I blamed it on the Canadian Pharmacy where I DID order drugs from. :lol:

My mom had to have a prescription that was much cheaper ordered from there.

 

[bakersman]

I've gotten waves of spam from Adriana. Too bad she's not real because I like that name.

My favourite spam had the subject line: "BIG PENIS LIKE A GIRL" :?

(I assume it was some mistranslation of "girls will like your big penis") but my reaction was, uh, you're doing it wrong.

The rest of my spam is from Albanian travel agencies and really weird Catholic religious messages in French, though I just got one yesterday that reminded me to call John at an international number "to collect my GBP 820,000,000 Yahoo Prize". I guess that last one was to make sure that only really really dumb people call, since it will be easy to scam them.

Oh yeah, and LOCAL SLUTS seem to be very persistent.