I feel practically giddy today. Even a widespread phishing attack on my employees can't get me down.
Today, somebody sent emails to all my staff, with a variation of:
Hello Katie,
Hope you don't have so much on your plate? Well in case you do, please
peg it because i have a task for you to carry out urgently.
Drop your number so i can brief you about it all.
Thanks,Russell Smith
Chief Executive Officer at Refugee Services of Texas
Sent from IPhone.
I let my staff know that this wasn't from me, and that I don't even know how one "pegs it". Two people thought it was adorable I didn't know what that meant and both told me emphatically not to google it.
But, feeling light and less burdened by racist presidents, I went over to my aol account. The one I've had for 25 years, since that cd arrived in the mail. The one that is so infested with spam and viruses, I wear gloves and a facemask whenever I open it. I then sent this e-mail to the emphatically not my e-mail address that the original email came from.
Russell,
- (646) 926-6614: The Mary Sue Rejection Hotline, which will say, “Oh hello there. If you’re hearing this message, you’ve made a woman feel unsafe and/or disrespected. Please learn to take no for an answer and respect women’s emotional and physical autonomy. K THANKKS.” Best of all, it’ll send texts as well, and waits an hour to send the text once it’s received one so you have time to bounce.
- (719) 266-2837: Call and Oates, which lets callers pick a classic Hall and Oates song to play.