10/21/08
ok so im still in school, so im flat out appalled at the fact that im gettin such a weird and random letter, im not even 18 yet, so i dont understand why i would be a target, also this is an update!! My letter says they call theyreslves "The Secret Society" and basically how they spent alot of 'time, money, and effort' and 'held meetings' to finding me.
CONGRATULATIONS! You found me! =) its kinda creepy, the letter, althogh i must admit a was a bit flattered at first. it said how they found me through my profile (what prfile?!?!) and how my 'traits' were 'truly impressive' yeah right!! haha and they were pretty determined by theyre words to get me to recieve the 'FREE' 'Forbidden Knowledge' in the form of a '112 page Forbidden System titled: MAKE ALL PEOPLE RICH<INCLUDING THE POOR'
And the fact that the signature read <KATIE> yet the name printed under read KATE. Dont know who these people are but they sure know us...
l got the letter, followed the instructions and now im rich biat!@. nah seriously i found this blog like the rest of you, the fax number. i love all of you cause i was a sucker 10 minutes ago
I received this stupid letter in the mail, yesterday, from "John." Amazing that they have to cloak themselves in secrecy, and I only skimmed through the letter that it is all too good to be true. When things are "too good to be true" - run 180 degrees in the opposite direction, make this known to others that this is a scam. Frauds and scams work where they present the "carrot" with something being FREE; however, beware, there are all forms of "organizations" trying to scheme people out of their hard-earned money. What is odd is that I am already very contented with my life and the direction it is taking. How are those fraudulent schemers aware of what my "needs" are? The real problem is that there are alol kinds of marketing organizations out there that sell people's personal information, such as addresses and phone numbers, plus more! These hucksters that "purchase" people's information and send out such phony letters need to get a life! People receiving those letters should "blow the trumpet" as to what phoniness and hucksterism is out there! I intend to also bring this to the attention of the Better Business Bureau.
I received this stupid letter in the mail, yesterday, from "John." Amazing that they have to cloak themselves in secrecy, and I only had to skim through the letter to notice that it is all too good to be true. When things are "too good to be true" - run 180 degrees in the opposite direction, make this known to others that this is a scam. Frauds and scams work where they present the "carrot" with something being FREE; however, beware, there are all forms of "organizations" trying to scheme people out of their hard-earned money. What is odd is that I am already very contented with my life and the direction it is taking. How are those fraudulent schemers aware of what my "needs" are? The real problem is that there are all kinds of marketing organizations out there that sell people's personal information, such as addresses and phone numbers, plus more! These hucksters that "purchase" people's information and send out such phony letters need to get a life! People receiving those letters should "blow the trumpet" as to what phoniness and hucksterism is out there! I intend to also bring this to the attention of the Better Business Bureau.