Aug 7 2020 - Johnny Appleseed from China

 

What about the mysterious seeds sent from China to North America? They showed up spontaneously.  The Globe and Mail Says: While Canadian authorities have not provided a theory, the United States Department of Agriculture has said there’s no reason to believe it’s anything other than brushing, “where sellers send unsolicited items to unsuspecting consumers and then post false reviews to boost sales.” What about this couple in Acton, Mass in 2018 who were the subject of months of deliveries from Amazon - a phone charging hand warmer, and a humidifier, a flashlight, a Bluetooth speaker, a computer vacuum cleaner and some LED lights joined soon after.   Here's a list of categories - and you can check out the scams, they are HERE.  Phishing email scams The Nigerian scam Greeting card scams Bank loan or credit card scam Lottery scam Hitman scam Romance scams Fake antivirus software Facebook impersonation scam (hijacked profile scam) Make money fast scams (Economic scams) Travel scams Bitcoin scams Fake news scam Fake shopping websites Loyalty points phishing scam Job offer scams SMS Scaming(Smshing) Overpayment Online Scam Tech Support Online Scams Here's a scammer joke: I often get asked what it's like to work as both a writer and a scammer... I just say that it has its own Prose and Cons Here's another view of the dawn across Lake Ontario yesterday.

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