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These answers suffer from a company support representative accepting "a long string of letters" as an answer, which they often do. Much better to use a 'plausi
by 2024throwaway 3y ago
These answers suffer from a company support representative accepting "a long string of letters" as an answer, which they often do.
Much better to use a 'plausible' answer like "Fielder" or "Pitt" or any random real last name.
- Sanzig 3y agoHyphenate it for more entropy - eg: Fielder-Pitt.
- numbsafari 3y agoYou can make it mildly more complex by hyphenating. For example “Moss Coane”. Sounds plausible enough, but clearly a fake.
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