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Firstly, you should have known better, because wonderful people from Google emailed me your IP. Secondly, even if you managed to get to my mail, you should have known that:
a) Balkan people NEVER write anything important in emails, we are paranoid by default;
b) even if you got my social number and all – i belong to a tiny nation where every second person is your cousin, frauds like that won’t work over here AND
c) unless you can curse in both Yiddish and Chinese, you can never pretend to be me.
Also, i am too shy to take any kind of remotely indecent pictures AND i’d never email anything which i would mind seeing on the front page of a newspaper (a best-selling one, that is). To learn of the piquant details of my day-to-day life, most of which have to do with diligent studying and arduous weight lifting, you’ll have to wait for the sequel of my memoir to be published in an overpriced hard cover edition.
In case that you should repeat the attempt, be warned that, albeit she usually takes some time to do so, but… karma inevitably proves that she too is a BITCH.
What shall i wish you at the end? Well, as the saying goes:
May your codpiece be the playground of a thousand mosquitoes and
may the leaves you recklessly used to relieve the pain turn out to be poison ivy!
Yours (sic) faithfully,
me.
Ruth –
I am sorry to hear that this happened, but see that you have it well in hand! I generally stick to wishing people an “interesting life” … which they often do not realize is actually a curse! I like your version! 😉
Thank you so much, my dear friend! Honestly, i was quite surprised, i mean why would anyone want access to MY email account?! I believe the train schedule is more interesting than that lolol!!!! love you xxxx
Seriously, what do these people actually get out of hacking people’s email accounts? If they did mine it would probably bore them to death with all the technical content.
Sorry you had to go through this.
Take care, lovely. xx
I often wonder what these people actually get out of hacking people’s email accounts. I bet the vast majority are as interesting as watching paint dry. It would be in my case, as most of my emails are technology related or to do with health matters.
Sorry you had to be inconvenienced like this.
Take care, Lovely! xx
Michael, dearest, me too, i wonder – what do they think they’ll get?! Weirdos… lol! Thank you for taking the time to read and comment, dear friend! xxxx
What a wonderfully entertaining response! I’ve had the same email from Google with the IP address of someone who tried to hack me – ratbags they are! Why they would do that is beyond me.
Very well said 😀
Oyyy, Dianne, i am so sorry you too got one… Meh 😦 I am glad you like the ‘letter though! 😀 Thank you, my friend! xxxxx
So sorry to read that you’ve gone through this. I’m glad to read that they gained nothing from it. The ($%^%@#$!!!)
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Thank you so much, dear friend! $%^%@#$!!! indeed! 😉
Jerks & I like your abc’s
Jim… lol! Thank you, my friend! xxxx
I received one too. I think it may be a scam because it asks to verify account details etc and that is suspicious to me.
Oy, Elisabeth, i am sorry you got one too! Mine seemed pretty real, they encouraged me to change the password asap… lol, i did receive a text from some unidentified number (on my Montenegrin mobile o_0) that … surprise, i won a billion on a lottery! 😀
So sorry this happened Lena! That being said…I love your open letter! Perfect!!
Thank you dear friend! I was taken aback at first, but then i rofled (as usually ;)) thank you once again!
I am very sorry to hear about your intruder Ruth, but, I really enjoyed your fond wishes for his/her future. I hope the snooper read it.
Dear Amras, thank you so much! Me too, i also hope they read it! 😉