Most spam in which the author asks for help is usually of the Nigerian “419” variety. However, every now and again, a time traveller asks for my help.
It’s happened again:
Hello,
I’m a time traveler stuck here in 2003. Since nobody here seems to be able to get me
what I need (safely here to me), I will have to build a simple time travel circut to
get where I need myself. I am going to need an easy to follow picture diagram for a
simple time travel circut, which can be built out of (readily available) parts here
in 2003. Please email me any schematics you have. I will pay good money for anything
you send me I can use Or if you have the rechargeable AMD dimensional warp generator
wrist watch unit available, and are 100% certain you have a (secure) means of
delivering it to me please also reply. Send a separate email to me at:
info@federalfundingprogram.com.
Do not reply back directly to this email as it will only be bounced back to you.
Thank You
This isn’t the only spam along these lines. Someone at the Kalsey Consulting Group got a variant of this email in which author requests specific time/dimensional travel machine parts.
Aside from getting some practice writing sci-fi, what do these particular spammers get out of the whole exercise?
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