| | A recent "Jane" with email janepohuz@hotmail.com added me. I was too stupid to notice that this is just another spam, and I added her as well. This morning, I went online and she immediately went online too. So I decided to "talk" to this unknown person:
- Me: Hi, do I know you?
- Jane: Hi, I'm doing fine today. How are you?
- Me: Do I know you?
- Jane: My name is Paris and I'm 21 years old. How old are you?
- Me: 16. How did you find me?
- Jane: Listen hun, I'm about to start a webcam session with my friend Jen. You can come is you want. We will get naked. LOL!!!
Right after that, block and delete this bot. Unless I've been living in captivity for the past 3 years, I've never witness a "Jane Doe spam bot" like this one. I'm pretty sure it's just the same repetition changing the names and all. That reminds me of "Raptures for the Geeks ;)" by Richard Dooling: "When and how will you be able to tell the "other user" is a real person and not just some advance chat-bots?" I spotted it this time, but will I be able to tell the difference next time, or the time after that, and after that one?
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