SpamSchemes 101: The Unreliable Guide to Spamming Your Friends and Family

Lesson 1: The Classic "Buy My Stuff and I'll Send You Free Stuff" Scam

This is the granddaddy of spam schemes. It's the original, the one that started it all. It's like, "Hey, I've got this amazing product that will change your life, but only if you buy it from me!" And then, just to make it sound even more convincing, you throw in some free stuff, like a "free" gift card or a "limited time" discount. But let's be real, you're still just sending your grandma a bunch of unsolicited emails.

Lesson 2: The "I'm a Real Person, I Promise!" Scam

This one's a real crowd-pleaser. It's like, "Hey, I'm a real person, I've got feelings and emotions just like you!" And then, just to make you feel bad for being skeptical, you start talking about how hard it is to make a living as a spammer. It's like, "I'm just a regular person trying to make a buck, why won't you just give me a chance?" But really, you're just a script-reading automaton with a bad haircut.

Take it to the Next Level with SpamSchemes 202: Advanced Tactics for the Truly Desperate

Or, if you're feeling really adventurous, try out SpamSchemes 303: The Completely Unreliable Guide to Spamming Your Boss's Email

Additional Resources

For more information on how to avoid being spammed, visit our Spam Victims Guide.

Disclaimer

This site is for entertainment purposes only. Do not attempt to use the techniques described here to actually spam your friends and family. Or do, we don't care. We're just here to entertain.