Spam?

Monday, June 25th, 2007
by William

I got this Email in my beyond-innovation mailbox, as well as a comment on my blog which is still in the moderation queue. Anyway, this email was sent from someone with an hotmail account (no spoofed). In the comment that was posted, their website linked to a .nl domain which was (I guess) not yet bought.
I’ve highlighted the spelling errors, and there are tons of grammar errors.

Foundation Stop Globalwarming wants to coorporate with your organization.
We are going to invest in solarpanels witch are free for the consumer. We install them for free.
The consumer pays the energiesaving back to the foundation.
Other projects with solarpanels are invested by energiesavings.
A snowbal effect arizes by solarpanels.
The solarpanels generates each other by energysaving
We want to coorporate so we stand together.

The realization of this project is in Holland.

Please contact us.

With kind regards,

Rens Eerhart

Geez, can you guys do better next time? At least get the spelling and grammar right (didn’t you guys know about subject and verb agreement)? And what the hell is “The realization of this project is in Holland.“?

Conclusion: SPAM