> I have yet to see a scam which would fool me If it fooled you well enough you might not have noticed you were scammed. Scams run from laughably blunt like t

> I have yet to see a scam which would fool me If it fooled you well enough you might not have noticed you were scammed. Scams run from laughably blunt like the Nigerian prince to remarkably close to the real thing, like the callcentre that rang me pretending to sell phone contract upgrades that used exactly the same crap phone sales techniques my actual network used when they (coincidentally) called me a week later, and had a 1-letter different email address with the URL redirecting to the same website