Today Kathy received a letter with no return address on it. It was mailed in Spokane yesterday. The printed address had a late-elementary-school look to it. Inside was what appears to be a folded newspaper article with a yellow sticky note addressed to Kathy.
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As you can see, two different handwriting styles on the note. The top one is the one used on the envelope.
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Nearly the entire page is an advertisement for some sort of credit relief. It's definitely not from a newspaper. You're hard pressed to find a page from a newspaper that doesn't have the paper's name on the top or bottom.
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So who is this mysterious "C"? But C saved thousands... of... lives? Or dollars? Or cookies maybe. I have no idea. But the ad on the paper wants us to contact one
Jack Tenold of First Priority Financial in Spokane. Going through the rest of the staff, I don't find a "C". I really hate to pass up saving thousands, especially if it's cookies.
2 comments:
In the past I have received several mailings similar to the one your wife recieved. Each includes an article and a similar sticky with a hand written note.
Weird.
Any lowlife can do email scams by the hundreds of thousands without getting his fat, chips-ahoy-crumb-covered ass off his matted, smelly sofa. Which is why I have to admire the old school, snail-mail work ethic of this fool. How many a day do you think he can send out? 25 would wear me out. Damn, the dude is hardcore. I'll bet his place is pristine, too.
If I got one of these I might fall for it except for the obvious red flag: cookies are for eating, not saving.
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