A few days ago, I got this in my website account email.

Considering the need for degrees for any work permit, and specifically teaching jobs, I thought I'd share it:

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Asbolutely are no prescriebd tests, classes, books, or interviews !

Gain a_Bahcelors, Masters., MBA, and Doctorate (PhD) diploma.

Obtian the rewards and notice_that comes wiht a.diploma !

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So, what do you all think? Worth replying to?

If their email is spelt & worded so badly, can you imagine what the degree certificates would be like?

Just amazing!

Much easier and cheaper to print your own, any decent internet cafe has the facilities.

As an aside my last degree was cheaper doing it the proper way than buying it from the likes of this company.

Looks like a degree in dyslexia. I could throw a can of spaghetti alphabet at a wall and get better grammar and spelling than that.

they have to spell words wrong to get past the spam filters

Looks like this should be in the jokes section instead

I understand the spam filter idea, what a pain that has become! But what I don't get is they must get some people who respond otherwise why do it? And I guess I can't get my head past the idea that some people would respond to this!

**moved to farang pub as this is more entertainment than general Thai related issues***

Looks like this should be in the jokes section instead

I understand the spam filter idea, what a pain that has become! But what I don't get is they must get some people who respond otherwise why do it? And I guess I can't get my head past the idea that some people would respond to this!

**moved to farang pub as this is more entertainment than general Thai related issues***

The mail is spam, pure and simple, and the misspellings are intentional to prevent anti-spam software from blocking it.

I thought of that, but the words they've misspelled seem random. Why misspell "turned" and "with"? I can't see how they would be picked up by a spam filter.

Even so, I thought it was funny that a company "selling" educational degrees (& if that's not what they're doing, why send it out at all?) would send out such cr@p. I can't see how they'd get any takers.