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For one it’s an absolutely massive force multiplier for scammers who often do not write well in English, and who have so far been constrained by human limits in
by macNchz 4y ago
For one it’s an absolutely massive force multiplier for scammers who often do not write well in English, and who have so far been constrained by human limits in how many victims they can have “in process” at once.
- Joker_vD 4y agoThe "cold-call" spam letters have to be written in poor English because spammers want only gullible enough people to respond to them because, as you've said, they're constrained in how many marks they can process simultaneously. So they arrange this self-selection process where too sceptical people bail out as early as possible at as small as possible cost for the scammers.