M mlawson71 Jul 16, 2020 #11 AbbotAle said: Could be similar to the Nigerian scammers. They use mis-spellings and the like in their emails as an easy way to instantly pre-filter out people who are unlikley to fall for the scams. Basically they only want to deal with real dummies. More... I am not at all surprised they do that. Scammers take advantage of two things - greed and lack of common sense.
AbbotAle said: Could be similar to the Nigerian scammers. They use mis-spellings and the like in their emails as an easy way to instantly pre-filter out people who are unlikley to fall for the scams. Basically they only want to deal with real dummies. More... I am not at all surprised they do that. Scammers take advantage of two things - greed and lack of common sense.
