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If you utilize email, you've been spammed. Some are better than others. The last year or so I've seen a bunch of the "hey you go to some interesting porn sites and now you're been secretly recorded doing all kinds of self abuse while watching so send me $300 bitcoin to x address". It's humorous to see the attempt at translating Whatever****astan to English.
Today however I got this twist from Autumn Gonzalez:
I write you to inform you that my recruited person has hidden the bomb (Tetryl) in the building where your business is conducted. It was built according to my instructions. It can be hidden anywhere because of its small size, it is impossible to damage the structure of the building by my bomb, but there will be many wounded people in case of its explosion.
My man keeps the territory under the control. If he notices any suspicious behavior or policemen he will power the bomb.
I can withdraw my mercenary if you make a transfer. You send me $20'000 in Bitcoin and explosive will not explode, but do not try to deceive me -I guarantee you that I will withdraw my mercenary only after 3 confirmations in blockchain network.
My payment details (btc address)- 1LeReNiUgHNXvvR8TpgQG1b5nzqoKeUxDY
You must solve problems with the transfer by the end of the workday, if you are late with the money the device will detonate.
Nothing personal, if I do not see the bitcoins and the bomb detonates, next time other companies will transfer me more money, because this isnt a one-time action.
For security and anonymity reasons, I will not log into this email. I check my Bitcoin wallet every 30 min and if I receive the transaction I will order my mercenary to get away.
If an explosive device detonates and the authorities see this letter:
We are not the terrorist society and do not take liability for explosions in other places.
That's a fantastic disclaimer at the end. One wonders if Timothy McVey would have implemented that kind of brilliance when he destroyed the Murrah Building that he might still be with us today...…..food for thought.
Today however I got this twist from Autumn Gonzalez:
I write you to inform you that my recruited person has hidden the bomb (Tetryl) in the building where your business is conducted. It was built according to my instructions. It can be hidden anywhere because of its small size, it is impossible to damage the structure of the building by my bomb, but there will be many wounded people in case of its explosion.
My man keeps the territory under the control. If he notices any suspicious behavior or policemen he will power the bomb.
I can withdraw my mercenary if you make a transfer. You send me $20'000 in Bitcoin and explosive will not explode, but do not try to deceive me -I guarantee you that I will withdraw my mercenary only after 3 confirmations in blockchain network.
My payment details (btc address)- 1LeReNiUgHNXvvR8TpgQG1b5nzqoKeUxDY
You must solve problems with the transfer by the end of the workday, if you are late with the money the device will detonate.
Nothing personal, if I do not see the bitcoins and the bomb detonates, next time other companies will transfer me more money, because this isnt a one-time action.
For security and anonymity reasons, I will not log into this email. I check my Bitcoin wallet every 30 min and if I receive the transaction I will order my mercenary to get away.
If an explosive device detonates and the authorities see this letter:
We are not the terrorist society and do not take liability for explosions in other places.
That's a fantastic disclaimer at the end. One wonders if Timothy McVey would have implemented that kind of brilliance when he destroyed the Murrah Building that he might still be with us today...…..food for thought.
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