It's Like They're Phishing
Oh,now you hurt my feelings.Doesn't anyone like sarcastic word play any longer?I know,Friday's Post,That Guy Knows What I Am Talking About,probably wasn't my funniest of all time,but I liked it.Friday's though,traditionally,are not my most readPosts.People are busy gearing up for the weekendand a lot of times,the over twenty-one crowd wants to look at that firstMargaritaafter a long work week,then to read aBlog.
And I don't blame them.I'll try harder next week to be funnyand hopefully you will all come back to read what I have to say.
Now it is time to show my displeasure aboutPeoplewho don't read myPosts,but leave aCommentsaying how great aPostwas.They say generically;"Great Post,""Good Job,"or"Wonderful post regarding The "Man From Mars - Episode Eighteen."What they are doing isAdvertising There ProductorServices.TwoCommodity Tradersdid this on myPost;The Man From Mars - Episode Eighteen.You obviously already knew that by the lastComment.What they do is,start off with a randomBlog,say something about it generically,then sign it with their business address.Then at the top of eachBlogthere is a link to another one labeled;Next Blog.Usually,I just erase theseCommentsand don't give them any acknowledgment.It's not exactlyPhishinglike they do in emails.Still,it is a way of getting readers open up a link they would not normally care about.I am going to leave these twoCommentsup,if you want to take a look at what I am talking about.Just like anyLinkthough, on anyWeb Page,Email,Blog,orSocial Media,when you know nothing about it,you open it,at your own risk!
This is,Been Up Since 7 A.M. On This Gorgeous Sunday Morning,Jim Hauenstein,
And,
“Hackers find more success with organizations where employees are under appreciated, over worked and under paid. Why would anyone in an organization like that care enough to think twice before clicking on a phishing email?”
- James Scott -
That is my story and I am sticking to it!
Like what you are reading?Set up my Blog as your Homepage,or Sign up as a Follower,or Leave a Comment,or a Suggestion,and I will answer you in a Post.
Thanks for reading
And I don't blame them.I'll try harder next week to be funnyand hopefully you will all come back to read what I have to say.Now it is time to show my displeasure aboutPeoplewho don't read myPosts,but leave aCommentsaying how great aPostwas.They say generically;"Great Post,""Good Job,"or"Wonderful post regarding The "Man From Mars - Episode Eighteen."What they are doing isAdvertising There ProductorServices.TwoCommodity Tradersdid this on myPost;The Man From Mars - Episode Eighteen.You obviously already knew that by the lastComment.What they do is,start off with a randomBlog,say something about it generically,then sign it with their business address.Then at the top of eachBlogthere is a link to another one labeled;Next Blog.Usually,I just erase theseCommentsand don't give them any acknowledgment.It's not exactlyPhishinglike they do in emails.Still,it is a way of getting readers open up a link they would not normally care about.I am going to leave these twoCommentsup,if you want to take a look at what I am talking about.Just like anyLinkthough, on anyWeb Page,Email,Blog,orSocial Media,when you know nothing about it,you open it,at your own risk!
This is,Been Up Since 7 A.M. On This Gorgeous Sunday Morning,Jim Hauenstein,
And,
“Hackers find more success with organizations where employees are under appreciated, over worked and under paid. Why would anyone in an organization like that care enough to think twice before clicking on a phishing email?”
- James Scott -
That is my story and I am sticking to it!
Like what you are reading?Set up my Blog as your Homepage,or Sign up as a Follower,or Leave a Comment,or a Suggestion,and I will answer you in a Post.
Thanks for reading
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