Incoming? Sam Winnall

[Tunstall Fred]

SUFC...Scunthorpe ?

That would make you a happy bunny

 

[The Crab]

Going to all that effort to create a fake account, then falling at the last hurdle by crap grammar.

Reminds me of those Far East 'phishing' scams where they create a realistic-looking email from your bank and then they write stuff like "Now is for time to enter of your bank account and sorting code. Please to enter ASAP to avoid delay inconvenience., etc, etc".

What do you mean "scam"............oh fuck

 

[FriethBlade]

That would make you a happy bunny

Why exactly ?

 

[Tunstall Fred]

Why exactly ?

Because you like nothing better than having a moan at United,dressed up as wanting the best for my team

 

[FriethBlade]

Are you for real?

 

[Tunstall Fred]

Are you for real?

230 pm and nobody signed today,i bet you can barely contain yourself

McCabe OUT

 

[FriethBlade]

Laughing my head off. You keep supporting your bum chum and I'll keep wanting better for my team.

 

[ZoneManWilf]

Going to all that effort to create a fake account, then falling at the last hurdle by crap grammar.

Reminds me of those Far East 'phishing' scams where they create a realistic-looking email from your bank and then they write stuff like "Now is for time to enter of your bank account and sorting code. Please to enter ASAP to avoid delay inconvenience., etc, etc".

They do that on purpose, or at least they don't mind. If someone is stupid enough to read crap spelling and grammar and not realise then they are more likely to sign up to a scam scheme.

People who are more savvy might initially be taken in by a well written email but eventually twig that a scam is on the cards and get wary before the payoff. These scam artists want the thickos because they are more likely to be taken in fully and make a payment or something.

If a scam email is too well written it attracts many people who won't eventually be taken in but the scammers still have to deal with and filter all the emails they get back. They're basically self filtering out the more intelligent out of their potential targets.

* source for this is a cyber security course I went in a few months ago.

 

[Pinchy]

* source for this is a cyber security course I went in a few months ago.

I'm sure I was on the same course. This was my seminar group:

 

[HighfieldBlade]

They do that on purpose, or at least they don't mind. If someone is stupid enough to read crap spelling and grammar and not realise then they are more likely to sign up to a scam scheme.

People who are more savvy might initially be taken in by a well written email but eventually twig that a scam is on the cards and get wary before the payoff. These scam artists want the thickos because they are more likely to be taken in fully and make a payment or something.

If a scam email is too well written it attracts many people who won't eventually be taken in but the scammers still have to deal with and filter all the emails they get back. They're basically self filtering out the more intelligent out of their potential targets.

* source for this is a cyber security course I went in a few months ago.

Interesting psychology. I'd never thought of it that way before!

 

[joshua thompson]

Rob Staton understands we're close to agreeing a loan deal.

I shit you not.

It's a fake account!

 

[itsinyerblood]

Rob Staton understands we're close to agreeing a loan deal.

I shit you not.

You can relax and have a shit in the safe environment of your home now Marty!

 

[Sean Thornton]

It's a fake account!

A woman has today thrown herself under the Kings horse......

 

[Ricky]

Because you like nothing better than having a moan at United,dressed up as wanting the best for my team

 

[Pierre's PC]

It's a fake account!

Stop the fucking press!

 

[Bartleby]

Reminds me of those Far East 'phishing' scams where they create a realistic-looking email from your bank and then they write stuff like "Now is for time to enter of your bank account and sorting code. Please to enter ASAP to avoid delay inconvenience., etc, etc".

Apparently a lot of spammers do that deliberately, the logic being that any fucker still stupid enough to fall for it will be very easy to rip off

 

[mancunianblade]

Gone to Derby in a swap deal for Butterfield?!?

 

[blade.i.am]

Apparently QPR were in for him but their bid was rejected. Ah well, can't Winn-em-all.
The bad news is I'm here next week as well

 

[Martin]

Gone to derby

 

[Rusty view]

I've just heard we're after him, apparently tried to get him in Jan.

Also told Brooks will most probably go.....possibly Bournemouth.

Please take all this with a large pinch of salt. No reason to doubt the person who told me but it's one thing to be interested it's another to actually get the signature.

 

[Ricky]

He'd be an excellent signing for us as long as the talk about his bad attitude is wrong.

 

[Broomhall Blade]

Hope not he's injured with an ACL injury.

 

[Davalon]

It will fuck up Barnsley's song if nowt else

 

[SouthEssexBlade]

Thought he was injured?


Edit: Apologies Broomhall Blade, just seen your post.

 

[LJBlade]

He'd be an excellent signing for us as long as the talk about his bad attitude is wrong.

It isn't

 

[TJB.]

It isn't

Heard many a story about him being a horrible bastard, particularly to youth players. Could well be nonsense but he doesn't strike me as a Wilder signing.

 

[Stretch]

Grade A Penis. The Pigs are welcome to him.

 

[TJB.]

Grade A Penis.

Is that like Hook-A-Duck or Whack-A-Mole?

 

[BushBlade]

Is that like Hook-A-Duck or Whack-A-Mole?

No, it’s probably a website, like rateyourrack.com.

 

[Scooter_mcgavin]

No, it’s probably a website, like rateyourrack.com.

Sounds like pork talk.