Look at this clever little monkey filling out every contact form on the Internet. I’m quite offended now, more because I thought it was a personally completed form. Someone has written a script to complete the contact form and fill in the facebook account information to make the message appear legitimate.
Of course, it is not legitimate. It is form SPAM. I’ve received the same message from several of my Client’s contact forms.
Here’s the offending SPAM message:
From: John Sampson <johnsampson@rocketship.com>
Subject: To the owner of yourdomain.com…….Great Site!
Message Body:
Greetings
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Also I mean no offense contacting you through your websites contact form and I am sorry if I offended you. You will only hear from me once. If you are interested in seeing your businesses Facebook or other social platforms fanpages grow with real likes from the USA specifically or from all over the word I am the man to talk to.
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John Sampson
Manager
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1-866-986-2060
** Contact me on Skype** john.sampson77** I am always online!**
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This e-mail was sent from a contact form on Your Domain.com(http://www.yourdomain.com/contact)
Just another scam to steer clear of.
Perhaps this “John Sampson” (if that is his name?) should read this post on Workopolis.com – Ten reason why no one will hire you.
- You creeping the company social media
- You’ve got a bad attitude
- You don’t do any research
- You smell bad
- You’re sloppy
- Your resume makes you seem like a weirdo or a pain
- You’re desperate
- You have no references
- You don’t look the part
- You have unrealistic salary expectations
Finding a job is hard, and the competition can be fierce. But if you keep getting turned down for jobs that you know you’re qualified for, maybe it’s time to make sure that you’re not inadvertently acting in one of the ways that repels most. Find a role that adds value and stop bothering people with your SPAM messages.