I’m shockingly new to the world’s favorite VOIP service, but while logging in today for my video conference call with swissmiss and co, I got the following almost instantly:
Hello Elihorne, the adult hottest singles online matchmaking service with full best features and over 6 million members. Free join now!
http://www.*****.com [domain removed because I refuse to support the bastard]
The fact that a free service is prone to spam is not a new concept, but I’m confounded as to how they found me, and why. Is there a public timeline like on twitter? I don’t list my skype username on my website (even though I suppose it wasn’t hard to guess if I were actually being targeted…).
Does everyone suffer from this? On the upside, I discovered the “block” feature. Yay for forced learning.
Clearly you seemed like the type of guy who needed some hot singles matchmaking.
clearly.
You left the URL in the screen shot!
Gosh, Randy. Way to be Captain Obvious. I didn’t want to “type” the “url” in so that “google” would make it “searchable.”
If you feel like transcribing from the image, more power to you.
I actually haven’t visited the link. Sounds like a forum for Boeing enthusiasts.
/sarcasm. PS, your redesign looks really nice!
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