Spam can come in the most unusual manner !

***04/11/11 UPDATE!***

Well, this morning I got another e-mail using my blog address from a new person.  This person's name is:


Lauren Herson ads@dm2you.com
and her e-mail said:

is the property still availible ?

lauren

I guess we are all in for the long haul.  Just beware everyone!

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Yesterday, I got an email from somebody named Kathy Lagoli (email address: kathy@thingdiamond.com) that said:

Re: alabama slacker mama: who said...

Hello,

Would you be available to discuss this on the phone ?

kathy

I don't know a "Kathy Lagoli" and why in the world would someone want to discuss THIS blog post?  I mean, it's just two pictures of my son reading outside.  You want to discuss his posture? Sunscreen use? His choice of reading materials?  I immediately dismissed the e-mail as some sort of spam and deleted it.

Well, this morning, I got another e-mail from Kathy Lagoli @ kathy@tedfleece.com:

Hello,

Hey didn't hear back from you, are you still in business ?

kathy

Hmmmm, I wasn't aware that Alabama Slacker Mama was a "business", but if it is, yes, I guess I'm still "in business".  So, I decided to Google this "Kathy Lagoli" and low-and-behold, she's been making the blog rounds, sending the exact same e-mails.

So, word to the wise, if you see this name in your e-mail list....

DELETE IT AND FLAG IT AS SPAM!

It's amazing what methods scammers use to get your information!

**UPDATE**

I've since received two more e-mails from my good buddy Kathy.

The third e-mail used the address  kathy@ifamilyassist.com

and was just a copy of the second e-mail, and the fourth e-mail from kathy@tedfleece.com again said:

 are you still selling your iphone 4?

Hello,

are you still selling that iphone ?

kathy