Apologies to Jermtrud. Or Anselma, whoever you aren't

[ritaxis]

I sent the email with the subject line "Jermtrud sent you an eCard!" to spam. I don't know a Jermtrud. But to make sure, I read the text (my webmail does not open on my computer, for those who are concerned: I need to actually click on an executable link to bring in a virus or whatever: also I have various other forms of protection in place). The text said that it was Anselma who had sent me an ecard, which generates money for an unspecified charity. I don't know any Anselma either.

I did not click on the link. But thanks for the two new neat first names, I might use them someday. Especially Jermtrud.

Comments

[birdsedge.livejournal.com]

With a name like _Jerm_trud, she's got to be a virus!

[ritaxis.livejournal.com]

I noticed that too, but I gave her the benefit of the doubt, in a way. I mean, I think she's a virus, or at least a waste of time, but . . . I like that name, anyway. Even if it sounds like "look at me, I'm a germ, wink,wink"