Truth Social seems to be a target-rich environment for people who are easy to con.
you don’t say
Sir this is showerthoughts
Is this a shower thought?
I’m pretty sure the answer is no unless they are browsing the internet in the shower. Also it still wouldn’t be a thought
Y’all really don’t think about shit in the shower that happened outside of the shower?
I can’t be the weird one here.
This post feels more like an attempt to spread your political views. Even though most of Lemmy probably agrees with you I personally can’t help but feel this is a misuse of this community.
This is probably just a misunderstanding so it is probably up to the mods. I’m guessing you don’t have malicious intentions.
Obviously it is political; can’t really dispute that. I did check the rules before posting (mostly because I wasn’t sure if links were allowed) but there was no mention of no politics ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The misspellings are against spam filters
It’s to identify people that are an easy mark, and avoid people that are more observant.
Could be both, I’ve gotten emails where a word is spelled correctly some time, and then spolled wrong other times
I see whot you did there.
Would around 50% of Americans fall for an email scam?
Truthfully? I’d bet an uncomfortable percentage of all people fall for common email scams all the time. But trumps base doesn’t represent 50% of the country. More accurately, 33% of Americans fall for it, 33% push against it, and 33% don’t think it’s a big enough problem to mail in a form letter once every 4 years.
I mean, if the ex president of the United States sent out the scam email, perhaps!
He does. Frequently.
“Buy commemorative coins, crypto, watches and Bibles to own the libs!”
I’ve seen my grandma’s email.
those spam/scam emails[sic] with intentional misspellings
… like ‘emails’? Do your ‘emails’ have ‘datas’ in them?
That’s why I’m voting for Rachele Fruit!