Really stupid bulk email
Cats: stupid emails| No Comments »I woke up to find 5 bulk emails of the spam variety in my inbox from a flirt I had never heard of. The title of all of them was
“be lucky to see that , call yourSelf A sugarBitch and be proud to enjoy that movie,”
which is kind of weird and incomprehensible, since “sugarBitch” is definitely not something I call myself. Since my specialty of late seems to be castration, I doubt many of my customers would see me as that, either. I suppose that a 1 in 5 chance of actually getting the video might be considered “luck” by some….
He had clicked at least one of my buttons (the Pathetic Male Game), which put me on his mailing list. So he decided that I would want to see a video of him playing with his pathetic weewee enough to spend $23.99 on a video of just that.
The problem was that the mails were sent up wrong. The first two were pay-to-views ror $20. There was no video attached. The third actually had the video attached, and was priced at $23.99. The last two were payment requests, with the message text “email the King if u like that ! ,”
Did I say I find it annoying when flirts spam me? Although I do think it’s funny that someone would not care that his customers would know he couldn’t set up payment mails properly and only got it right 1 out of 5 times.
I sent an email giving the project a FAIL rating.
He sent me back a reply:
dont tell me what is good or bad:) im better than u trust me /
and about those payments is niteflirt who mess all
thankx for warning
Uh, right. Niteflirt’s fault you fucked up. Sure. At least I know how to spell and make ptv’s that work. And had a huge night selling them without having to spam other flirts.
1-800-TO-FLIRT, extension 01430334










