It is the summer time after all and I am trying to get as much sun as is humanly possible before the fall gets here and robs me of the opportunity.
I am hoping to be able to write some stories over the weekend but I am also programming so I have a lot of projects going on.
As soon as the programming tasks are completed, I’ll get back to writing.
Promise.
I’ve had a couple of phishing attempts this week. One was absolutely hilarious and the other one was disturbingly well done.
The picture above didn’t remotely look like any email Amazon sends to anyone.
On the other end of the spectrum, I give you this one.
This one should get an award. They went so far as to register a domain that if you try to directly access the root, they send you to the legitimate site. The link in the email would still work but trying the address directly in your browser does a re-direct.
Very clever. My subscription isn’t remotely close to being due but anyone not paying attention would have clicked the link.
**Sidenote**: NEVER click an email link unless you are 100% certain about what it’s for. For example, some websites need to send you an email to verify your address. These are ok. You initiated the email request. All good.
In this case, I knew my subscription didn’t expire so I was immediately suspicious.
I logged into the account using the real log in just to confirm. I suggest you do this when you are unclear about any email. This only confirmed what I already knew. Nothing is expiring.
I am thinking about taking a break from HDWGH for this week because of the programming I am doing.
If I come up with something before the end of the day, I’ll post it. If not, there will be something next week.
I am convinced that aliens would never visit this planet because they would have killed themselves off before they reached that level of technology. 👌🏼
-*From The How Did We Get Here Series*-
**Now**: Brent Tressler couldn’t believe his eyes. One moment his wife of 30 years was standing on the roof looking over the city and smiling back at him while he mixed their cocktails and in the next, his wife went over the side of the 15 story building. By the time he made it over to the edge and looked down, her body was surrounded by onlookers.
**Before**: Amy Tressler felt like she was being choked to death every single day she had to spend with her husband Brent. He didn’t really know how she felt. Brent wasn’t the kind of man you could talk to. If you had “feelings” about anything it was best to keep them to yourself. She needed out of the nightmare of a marriage. Enter, Doris Hopper.
Doris was a friend of at least 15 years and one of the best stunt woman in the entire movie industry. After relating her anguish to Doris, Amy felt a sense of hope as Doris laid out an entirely plausible plan that could help remove Amy from the marriage she felt so stuck in.
As Amy looked at her husband on the roof top of their penthouse, the plan was already in motion. The window cleaner was a few feet below. Amy activated a small speaker unit and as she landed on the window washer platform, she hurled the speaker over the side so that her scream could be heard on the way down. A small net was deployed by Doris’ stunt company to catch the device and abruptly turn it off. To anyone listening, it would sound like someone screaming as they fell to their doom.
On the street below, Doris was made up to look like Amy and was lying still while the rest of her crew acted like innocent bystanders. To anyone looking down from the penthouse suite, it would look like Amy fell to her death to the street below.
Amy was helped inside the building by Doris’ son John who happened to be conveniently operating the window washing assembly at the time. It took 5 seconds to recover Amy and retract the unit into the building before Brent looked over the side. Something Amy and John rehearsed for 3 weeks.
A few fake police finished the ruse and Amy Tressler was now a ghost.
Series:Dimension Space Book Six
Author: Dean M. Cole
