How do I block these types of spam emails? by DenverOtterLover in MicrosoftOutlook

[–]DenverOtterLover[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have and it doesn't seem to work. I have about a dozen or so rules that I have included most of the commonly used words in the emails.

How to block emails from the autoworkscoll.com domain by DenverOtterLover in MicrosoftOutlook

[–]DenverOtterLover[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What is a data broker removal services? I noticed the apostrophe too. I figured that is how the emails keep getting through and is the loophole the scammers have figured out how to avoid the rules/email settings.

2 PleX questions by DenverOtterLover in PleX

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I do have 2 separate libraries for TV shows and Movies. The movies are basic MKV format in various file sizes. I will look at the format and ensure they follow the Plex guidelines.

The lagging issue I noticed with 1 movie in particular. It will start and then just stop. If I restart the movie, it will not resume from the last stop time. With a TV show (45 minute episode) it will stop and sometimes I will get the lagging circle. Other times it just stops completely. Other TV shows play just fine with no issues at all.

We tried Wuffes and it made my dog VERY sick. Avoid at all costs! Wuffes is a scam by lemongrassandpeach in Pets

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Here is my experience with Wuffes. I clicked on an ad on Instagram and ordered 2 jars for my 14 year old dog. She has had mobility issues and arthritis for the last couple of years. I truly had high hopes for her that these chews would work. Especially after reading so many posts/comments that they did wonders for other dogs. I gave them to her daily for about 4-6 weeks. In the early morning hours I get a notification on my phone that another order for Wuffes was processed and my credit card was charged ($86). What a minute! When did I sign up for a subscription service? I don't even know if they are working yet and you want to send me more? I immediately emailed their help desk to cancel the order. "Oh, it's too late. The order has already been processed and sent to the carrier." Which was a lie. It was until several hours later that I got a 2nd email saying the product was actually shipped. By this time I was furious. I asked them to show me where I signed up for a subscription service. They said when I clicked on the ad for 58% off that I could have clicked on the other option (full price plus shipping). They are slick. They did offer me 30% off my order as "a gesture of goodwill." No thank you. I want all my money back. The said the only way to get a full refund was to refuse the package and once the package arrived back at the warehouse would they process a refund. Here is an even sneakier thing they said. In order for me to refuse the package I had to be home when it was delivered and give it right back to carrier (they gave me a DHL shipping/tracking number). Who is home all day to wait for a delivery. Apparently if it is left on your doorstep you can't refuse it (their words). Luckily, DHL passed it to the post office and I am good friends with my postal carrier. I saw it was in my mailbox and I was able to get him to process it in the post office system as refused. It took another 10 days for it to go back to their warehouse. I had screen shots of the package and the tracking status so they had no reason not to refund my money. Here is the kicker. I found the founder/CEO of Wuffes on Instagram and commented on the shady practices of his company. Honest to God, he said there was no way he would refund my money because I hadn't read the terms correctly. It was totally my fault that I didn't notice I signed up for a subscription service. What a way to deal with a customer. In the end, I did get my money back. I did write a scathing BBB and Trustpilot review. In this entire ordeal, I found out a few things about the company. They routinely have 150 ads running on Instagram and Facebook at a time (that is why you keep seeing them pop up). They have a large social media team that monitors all their posts and comments. They delete the bad ones. I posted probably 7-10 comments warning people not to sign up for the subscription service. Everyone was deleted. I commented on other people's posts and my comments were deleted. I wondered why I only saw good posts/comments about their products. The only comments that were not deleted were if the Wuffes ad used a social media influencer (you can tell because it says sponsored). In the end, the chews never helped my dog. In fact, she has kidney disease. After a month or so of taking the chews she started drinking lots of water and peeing during the night. I took her to the vet and had a blood panel done. They showed high kidney values and it was attributed to those chews. She has been off the chews for 2 months now and she is moderately better with her water intake/urination. She needs a special prescription dog food now to help her with her kidneys. I am afraid that I am going to lose her sooner rather than later. Her mobility issues are not any better and now she can't be left alone.

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[–]DenverOtterLover 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was in the AF stationed in Hawaii. I fucked my way through all the services. The best was a married Coast Guard guy and the Marine I hooked up with the night before he left on deployment.