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Comment from Ahmed

Sutty this is amazing!!!This is just ealtcxy the kind of art I wanted to do last year in college but it never happened. We got told what to do, great form of self-expression there I need to see these for real, I cant read all the little details .can just about see exit strategy
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Comment from Surya

THis one in particular is rahter well.. Awesome really. It has pride of place at mine at the mo, although alex wants it soon! Can get lost in it if you look to deep, I was looking at it the other day, must have taken a wrong turn and ended up in Narnia! Mr Tumnus says hi!Love ya SUTToire IIIFrom Gaz N' Alix
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Comment from Magdy

I just received an email from Wells Fargo that used a dinefreft root domain than their own. It was a server provided by the marketing firm they contracted with, but there was no good way to tell if it really was from Wells Fargo or not. I've seen this kind of nonsense before, and you're right - it does condition us to click strange links.
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Comment from Anonymous

She was a pretty obvious scammer but beware that she has a moderately good forgery of an Australian visa that she will happily send to you as proof that she has the visa. On close inspection this forgery becomes obvious as their are many mistakes with it. I played along for weeks and even got her to telephone me a few times but she never got a cent out of me.
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