Mac, if you have 30 years work experience then you do indeed deserve credit for that -- you put "30 years work experience" on your resume. I can ensure you that a Crackerjack diploma will only harm your reputation with anybody who recognizes its source. While you could, for example, be an experienced auto mechanic, I don't think that's immediately exchangeable for a higher degree an an automotive engineer.
"We promote a program that will allow anyone with sufficient qualifications to fetch a fully verifiable University Degree - Bachelors, Masters or even a
Doctorate."
I got one of these spams today, of all things through an academic list server where everybody reading it has a least a Masters degree and probably 95% have PhDs and many of those are professors. Not much business potential for the spammers there.
Mac, what planet are you living on? These spammers are also stealing and spoofing my e-mail address to send out their garbage. And they're sending it to me! As a result, my LEGITIMATE e-mail is triggering spam filters elsewhere!
You're wrong about something else, too. Anyone who claims to have the knowledge you do, but still misspells like you do, and can't construct decent syntax, like you can't, might actually benefit from some remedial education. Or at least another shot at sixth grade English.
The post from "Mac" is typical of the kind of posts the scammers themselves make when they think this site is costing them business.
You don't need much of an education to run a scam like this, as Mac demonstrates. And it doesn't matter whether you misunderstand or misrepresent anti-spam laws, as Mac's post does, since these scammers don't follow any laws in the first place.
We should appreciate the fake post for what it is: confirmation that this site is working and hitting the scammers bottom line.
We promote a program that will allow anyone with normal qualifications to grab a fully legit University Degree - Bachelors, Masters or even a Doctorate.
Ring today
[1.305 460 8014] Drop your msg with your full name and number to contact you back
Our representive will get back to you shortly.
MY QUESTION IS: Has anyone actually tried to track down the person whose number this is, or bait them? I just left a message asking them to call me back. Only thing is, I left them the number to my local police department.
I'd love finding out who this is, [***] with them, getting them in legal trouble. All of the above.