Internet: the most ridiculous spam scam so far?
It's probably not the most ridiculous spam scam ever, but surely it must be close. This scammer subscribes to the theory that more is, well, more. If there was any chance that a victim would be convinced by including the kitchen sink, then that would be here, too.
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