Sunday, February 15, 2009
The Octuplet Scam
So Sayeth The Shack
Thursday, November 29, 2007
E-Mail Scam
| JJob offer |
| We have reviewed your resume at Monster.com and are eager to inform you that we are ready to offer you a vacant position of the "Financial Agent".NzQ wND The position of the "Financial Agent" will require from you a half-day activity. Job scheme will comprise the following:Nm QxZD 1. You get a check by mail.ZTJ lZ Your earning will be 8 % of the amount of each check.NzEy OTZ Required skills to start this job:OW RiY - Honesty, responsibility and promptness in operations;Ym MzNT In addition we will be able to offer you $ 2500 as a monthly payment after completion of the trial period.Zm ViOW In case you are interested in the position, please answer this message. We will get in touch with you within 2 working days.NDJi Nj |
HAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Think you can trick The Shack, huh?
First of all, I don't have a resume on monster.com
Second of all, I have heard of these scams where you are supposed to deposit a check and then send the money somewhere else. The check ends up being fake and you are out the money plus whatever fines and fees your bank charges for depositing a fake check.
I find interesting the use of the word "scheme" in the original e-mail.
Too bad it isn't true. I could use the extra money.
So Sayeth The Shack
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Health Insurance Sucks

Why even bother having health insurance? The comic strip above pretty much sums it up. First the emergency room doctors at our local hospital don't accept the health insurance that most local residents have. Now, according to today's paper, the anesthesiologists may stop accepting payments from Highmark because of a disagreement. My son broke his leg earlier this year. It was not covered. So we still owe the hospital, and the doctors, a large sum of money that we cannot pay all at once. Now more things may not be covered. I have a large sum deducted from my paycheck to pay health insurance premiums. What good does it do me? When something happens, I still end up having to pay large amounts of money to the hospital, the doctors and the pharmacists. And I still have to keep paying the premiums. As far as I'm concerned, the insurance that we have, Highmark (no choice where I work), is a big, worthless scam. I think I'd be better off without it. |
So Sayeth The Shack
