Creative Viagra e-mail names
Monday, 18. August 2008, 19:44:36
Ok, so spam sucks. We can all agree on that. But as long as we're stuck with it, we might as well have some fun. I've been noticing for a while that the names that are attached to Viagra spam ads are pretty funny, inventive, even (dare I say) multi-cultural? Feel free to add any you've come across to my short but amusing list.1. Mykhailo O'Donnell (Russian mother/Irish father?)
2. Aghavni Clahoun (No idea what the mother would be/Irish father?)
3. Koos Woods (part Brit?)
5. Haidor Dow (no clue on this one)
5. Hakim Cano (middle-eastern?)
6. Delicia Shuler (stripper?)















LorenzoCelsi # 18. August 2008, 19:57
slackwrdave # 18. August 2008, 20:59
Right now I'm not getting names as exciting as those above:
Bruce Ingram
Georgina Elmore
Wallace Duvall
Lawrence Mayo
Mayra Sheridan
Alyce Hare
Hyacinth Bucket <<==Just kidding on this one! :-)
CultureSurfer # 19. August 2008, 00:20
manjari # 19. August 2008, 12:42
CultureSurfer # 19. August 2008, 21:31
PainterWoman # 20. August 2008, 01:30
I don't get too many of these anymore. These two slipped through in the last week, however:
Mattie Hutchison - Subject: Effortless medical adviser
Ellwood Dougherty - Subject: She'll Love You For It
The names aren't too exciting but I always get a kick out of the subject matter.
CultureSurfer # 20. August 2008, 01:47
I_ArtMan # 20. August 2008, 04:59
slackwrdave # 20. August 2008, 06:59
I'm gonna be so rocked off my gourd that I won't even be able to see my Rolex replica or transfer any money to Nigeria!
LorenzoCelsi # 20. August 2008, 07:24
CultureSurfer # 20. August 2008, 13:17
Dave, I bet you are just biting at the bit (excuse the alliteration) to try that little cocktail.
Lorenzo, well that is quite a creative scam. Very multi-national.
I just got another one from "Anshel Shanks." I like the "sh" combinations in that one.
LorenzoCelsi # 20. August 2008, 13:38
slackwrdave # 20. August 2008, 14:22
A good investigative journalist could probably uncover something there. Personally, I'd like to see some of the current ruling cabal indicted in it. It's come to the point where we're resorting to spam analysis to get this war stopped.
It does sound intriguing, but the way the big pharma companies have rigged the drug tests, cherry picked the clinical trials, and gutted the FDA, I'd be afraid to put that many big-name chemicals in my body. Mixing tequila and weed would probably be a lot safer with fewer side effects!
edwardpiercy # 20. August 2008, 19:12
CultureSurfer # 20. August 2008, 19:45
@Dave, you've finally found a constructive use of spam, ending the war. Why aren't you running for president?
@Lorenzo, if you are asking if people would actually believe such a scam, the answer is unfortunately yes. I've seen people on tv who lost their life savings to such scams.
slackwrdave # 20. August 2008, 19:57
Oh lord, it makes the mind reel to think that a non-rich, non-connected, non-skull-n-bonz person could ever get to be pres again. Some of our past presidents rose from humble beginnings, but I doubt that will ever happen again. I don't trust our blackbox blinkenlight techno-discoball voting machines to ever really count the votes right anyway.
The spam, try to find comfort in it. They're just trying to get money moved to where it needs to be, some decent watches out, proper meds at the right price, and a male tool that will give you a night to remember. It's almost a public service really!
CultureSurfer # 20. August 2008, 19:58
edwardpiercy # 20. August 2008, 20:06
'Cause I think it is in France.
CultureSurfer # 20. August 2008, 20:12
edwardpiercy # 20. August 2008, 20:36
I wish I had the money to go to France and Italy and research this whole pinching thing. Purely as anthropological research, of course.
LorenzoCelsi # 20. August 2008, 20:44
Maybe I pulled hair in the elementary school then...
wowonder # 21. August 2008, 12:43
slackwrdave # 21. August 2008, 14:46
People who make money this way are the true bottom feeders.
CultureSurfer # 21. August 2008, 21:08
night wolf # 22. August 2008, 15:03
CultureSurfer # 24. August 2008, 19:59
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20080822-nigerian-official-greedy-marks-as-guilty-as-419-scammers.html
lokutus_prime # 24. August 2008, 20:29
I know there's some sorta waterfall that's on the US-Canadian border. I remember someone telling me it's the place where impotent religious guys used to go to pray to Saint Drupus. I think the waterfall was called Viagra Falls but I'm not sure.
lokutus_prime # 24. August 2008, 20:55
Spammers are but simple people
they are tempted to make dough
but Officials in Nigeria want
recipients to say "NO!"
Look at what the officials say,
about the method and the way
that spammers con the unsuspecting
sending rubber checks, then collecting
money from the 'rabbits' who
trapped in scammer headlamps do
not run away but follow through
and send them money (yes, it's true!)
jail is right for spammer's victims
they are guilty and dumb schmucks
and they fall for any story
cuz they're natural sitting ducks.
Let us jail the folk they con,
as Spammers sing the "Spammer Song";
"Don't encourage us unless
you want to get into a mess.
If you're as silly as you seem
then you deserve our Scamming Scheme"
DarkSunsGlare # 24. August 2008, 23:51
Gmail has a great spam filter, and the single spam message that sliped thru it was packed with a couple of paragraphs from a book or a story. A writer that argues with a bartender, or something like that. Don't remember, really.
Still, sometimes I like to take a peek in the spam folder and have a good laugh.
Concerning names - how's this one: boonie ganapath? Anyone want to guess the nationality there? There was also a man named "blue pill". Poor guy, I can't imagine living with a name like that. :P
This one wasn't about viagra, but the subject was something like: "McCain decides to adopt a gay couple." There was more, since Paris Hilton was somehow involved, but I can't recollect how. And of course, the link that says WATCH THE VIDEO. Ugh.
slackwrdave # 25. August 2008, 04:02
lokutus_prime # 25. August 2008, 09:26
CultureSurfer # 25. August 2008, 13:02
Viagra Falls, I love it!!!
I just figured out why the Viagra spam is hitting my Inbox. I use Hotmail & somehow even though I tell the Viagra spam to go to the "junk" box (which would eventually block future spam from coming through), it goes to the "delete" box instead (will not block the spam). So now, I am having to take the extra step of going sending the Viagra messages in the "delete" box to the "junk" box. But they never show up in "junk." They just disappear into cyberspace. Any suggestions?
PainterWoman # 25. August 2008, 13:24
Now I do not open these email solicitations for fear of getting a virus. The one or two that get through to my inbox, I just send to 'spam abuse' and, I'm assuming, Cox Communications takes note of it. I have tried 'block sender' but it just says 'unable to block sender' which I find very curious.
I can just imagine what the 'Jack Rabbit' is. Trinity James is kind of a nice sounding name. It has a ring to it.
CultureSurfer # 25. August 2008, 13:46
PainterWoman # 25. August 2008, 14:09
CultureSurfer # 25. August 2008, 15:15
http://www.amazon.com/Vibratex-10-4-Rabbit-Habit-Vibrator/dp/B00005NAUI
PainterWoman # 25. August 2008, 15:43
And it's on sale even!
manjari # 28. August 2008, 08:37
CultureSurfer # 28. August 2008, 12:30
slackwrdave # 28. August 2008, 14:24
CultureSurfer # 28. August 2008, 14:56
slackwrdave # 28. August 2008, 16:01
CultureSurfer # 28. August 2008, 16:55
I noticed something similar in WALGREEN'S recently. Could not believe it.
CultureSurfer # 29. August 2008, 12:14
lokutus_prime # 29. August 2008, 14:39
CultureSurfer # 29. August 2008, 16:20
PainterWoman # 29. August 2008, 16:23
Antony Brewer
Subject: Make Her Say Whoppee
Isn't that supposed to be Whoopee?
Lately I have been clicking on the block sender button for these. Before I couldn't do this without opening the spam first, something which I won't do anymore. The domain name for this one was cancer.org. Very strange!
I guess spam could be considered a cancer.
lokutus_prime # 29. August 2008, 16:43
Viagra (argaiV) to (give) momentum.
CultureSurfer # 29. August 2008, 16:43