Weirdest spam EVER

[JohnCU]

Are you going or not? I'd love to beat Richard."
seagulls don't make blazing steep pewer-dives. In just six seconds he was
Kirill raised the boot to three yards and went ahead in low gear. I
popular with other birds. Even his parents were dismayed as Jonathan spent

😕

 

[Shawn]

led through the swamp, along open flat ground, which seemed safe enough from
have happened, he would have gotten blisters on his feet--and that would
to drop the memory. He was repelled by the thought and maybe that's why he

 

[Ika]

random words inserted into the spam so that it gets past the spam filter.

still doesn't get through GMails, yay!

 

[JohnCU]

Originally posted by: Aflac
random words inserted into the spam so that it gets past the spam filter.

still doesn't get through GMails, yay!

but what's the point? they didn't try to sell me anything.

 

[Inspector Jihad]

Originally posted by: JohnCU

Originally posted by: Aflac
random words inserted into the spam so that it gets past the spam filter.

still doesn't get through GMails, yay!

but what's the point? they didn't try to sell me anything.

prolly nerd hax0rzs have 'fun'

 

[blert]

Read every other line...they are quotes from books....

 

[Lorax]

probably to see if your email was a valid one? (doesn't bounceback)

 

[Ika]

maybe it sent you a hidden virus that no antivirus detects yet; one that will lie dormant for two months, then when you open up your pr0n partition, kaboom! your video card explodes.

 

[altonb1]

Originally posted by: Aflac
maybe it sent you a hidden virus that no antivirus detects yet; one that will lie dormant for two months, then when you open up your pr0n partition, kaboom! your video card explodes.

Umm...uh oh.... :Q

 

[JungleMan1]

SpamBayes + Outlook = filtering my 150+ spam emails per day almost flawlessly 🙂

 

[djheater]

They're not random, they're lines from


Jonathan Livingston Seagull <--what tipped me off
and a russian novel, I've never read Roadside Picnic.

 

[zerocool1]

I had one that was from The Hobbit. It was talking about Smaug.

 

[DnetMHZ]

Originally posted by: JungleMan1
SpamBayes + Outlook = filtering my 150+ spam emails per day almost flawlessly 🙂

SpamBayes rocks. I love watching a ton of emails flood into my inbox and then just fly right back out like magic.

 

[ATLien247]

I had one that was an excerpt from Crytponomicon...

 

[tjaisv]

Originally posted by: Inspector Jihad

Originally posted by: JohnCU

Originally posted by: Aflac
random words inserted into the spam so that it gets past the spam filter.

still doesn't get through GMails, yay!

but what's the point? they didn't try to sell me anything.

prolly nerd hax0rzs have 'fun'

But nobody knows for sure? I get emails like this all the time on in my yahoo inbox, making it past the junkmail filters. I also get a lot of other weird ones, like emails with absolutely no subject and no content sent from unknown return addresses. 😕

I see someone else here suggested they're trying to see if your address is valid (bounceback detection). For what purpose though? Why not just send your intended spam and detect the bouncebacks that way, if that is indeed why they do it?

 

[Zach]

Originally posted by: tjaisv

But nobody knows for sure? ...

They are filtering bounces out of their lists.