Wegame = evil spam
Sep. 10th, 2009 11:20 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
amphigoriHey all,
I received an email from an outfit called 'Wegame' advising that a friend wanted to share a picture with me. Trusting this friend, I clicked through the required steps to see what image he'd wanted to share and as a result it's spammed about 474 people I know saying I've invited you to look at a picture.
First of all, accept my most sincere apologies. I should have been smarter.
Second - DELETE THAT EMAIL. IGNORE IGNORE IGNORE.
So so so sorry. I'm getting spammed left and right by confused people. :/ This is so noxious.
I received an email from an outfit called 'Wegame' advising that a friend wanted to share a picture with me. Trusting this friend, I clicked through the required steps to see what image he'd wanted to share and as a result it's spammed about 474 people I know saying I've invited you to look at a picture.
First of all, accept my most sincere apologies. I should have been smarter.
Second - DELETE THAT EMAIL. IGNORE IGNORE IGNORE.
So so so sorry. I'm getting spammed left and right by confused people. :/ This is so noxious.
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Date: 2009-09-10 04:23 am (UTC)It was very persistent, and I had to effectively "hack it" by manually navigating back to the home page to see the supposed picture without giving it my password.