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isn't it similar with other scam emails where poor grammar basically filters out smart people and only the more gullible carry on? other option is that they ar
by egman_ekki 5y ago
isn't it similar with other scam emails where poor grammar basically filters out smart people and only the more gullible carry on?
other option is that they are doing a/b test of different messages
- ceejayoz 5y agoNo. The scam emails tend to lead to a human-to-human interaction, sometimes over quite some time. Romance scams may take months to pull off; a filter early on is useful there. In the case of the fake Ledger devices, there's no similar overhead. A more convincing letter is almost certainly going to lead to more people plugging in the device and going through the steps. The incentive is reversed here.