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It's not supposed to be better. It's supposed to be fairly obvious, as I understand it. So only gullible people will respond. They are the mark, not savvy educa
by JoeAltmaier 2y ago
It's not supposed to be better. It's supposed to be fairly obvious, as I understand it. So only gullible people will respond. They are the mark, not savvy educated people.
- me_me_me 2y agoonly stupid people fall for scams... These are business targeted scams and those are different to run-of-the-mill nigerian prince email spam. The scammer tries to inject himself into the org to funnel funds out. You will not go far being obvious scammer.
- notahacker 2y agoDodgy chain letters full of terrible typesetting, exclamation marks and wildly implausible claims of wealth are designed specifically to attract gullible, uneducated and slightly desperate people, sure People that can't hide their Nigerian-ness when spending an hour on a call trying to persuade a particular business to wire them $3k for a nominally legitimate business transaction, not so much[1]. They make money when the least gullible person on the call doesn't warn their coworkers they're obviously not real Israelis, not the other way round. [1]and not so much for the email spam scammers essentially filtering out the 99% of gullible people that have spam filters either...