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Microsoft gets a more subtle beating in this one which mocks it's new tabletop computer:
SCAM EMAILS PART...TEN?
Meantime, in our continuing coverage to fight fire with fire in scam emails from Nigeria--or wherever--I have replied to the one I received promising me easy money, using the suggested response from blogger Tony Phillips (see yesterday's post). Fingers crossed that I will hear back. Stay tuned!
Meantime, financial blogger David Kneupper shares an email HE received, which led him to consider "quitting" his day job. Ironically, many readers took him seriously and didn't really get the joke, but that's another story.
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