One of my email addresses is an old (
15 years) one, and needles to say it gets a fair share of spam. The subjects come in waves, usually every few months as one good for nothing
smurf head sells the address to the next one. But lately there has been a deluge of spam trying to sell that
smurfin cheap piece of
smurf called the Aluma Wallet. What's up with this?
I mean, is there really that much of that junk out there to sale? To be honest, I first saw them at Bed Bath and Beyond, and thought "
That looks neat". But before I bought one I went home and checked out YouTube, to see what owners are saying. And, of course, I found that they were probably the biggest scam of the year.
Although that doesn't seem to be slowing down sales. I went into Walmart a couple of weeks before Father's Day, and they had one of their center isle display's packed full of them,
at $10.99 a pop. A week later the display was empty. Which wasn't too bad for Walmart, after all it's not every day you can make $10.99 on $0.50 worth of plastic and the thinnest aluminum shell in the world. I do feel bad for all those dads though...
Still don't understand the flood of spam
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