Montecfo
Give me a museum and I'll fill it. (Picasso) Give me a forum ...
Recently I just respond that I'm in the market for a chauffeur and ask if they are interested.
Opportunities have dwindled.
Opportunities have dwindled.
Address -> All residents living at an address -> database lookup of phone numbers of those residentsNone of the text noted above, but DW and I have both been getting text the last few days wanted to know how we vote (party wise) in an election if it were held today, etc. Kind of weird, since our numbers aren't linked in any way that we know of (?).
I got one of those texts a couple weeks ago. It went like this …I've been getting one or two scam texts a day recently, saying something like "Hi, this is Callie from Geminon Worldwide talent recruiting. I came across your resume recently, and you have exactly the skill set we are looking for. Ready for an exciting remote opportunity? Reply yes to learn more!" Oh, they came across my resume, did they? Funny, I took down my LinkedIn profile five years ago, and haven't updated my resume or posted it anywhere in at least 12 years!
Anyone else being plagued by these texts? I always immediately hit the Block and Report Junk button on my iPhone when they come in... but they just keep coming. It's incredible to think anyone would actually fall for these, but I guess enough people do to make it lucrative. Apparently, the goal of most of these is identity theft, because they inevitably will ask for your SS#, your drivers license info, and bank account numbers at some point (e.g., "Now that you've accepted our offer, we'll need some information from you to run a routine background check. Don't worry, this is standard practice for all our new hires!").![]()
quantum superposition computing spam
If tell your email reader not to load any images/links in your emails when open them, they'll have no way to know the email was opened.... You never want to open spam because it signifies you are a live one. ...
I can create blocking rules, but I don't see an option for what you describe.If tell your email reader not to load any images/links in your emails when open them, they'll have no way to know the email was opened.
Here's the setting in Gmail. Pretty sure Thunderbird (Firefox's email client) and Outlook have similar settings.I can create blocking rules, but I don't see an option for what you describe.