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[AllentownJake]

1. Copy and Paste from Spam?

They include the nonsense in Spam to try to avoid the filters by making it look like a real email.

[MadMaddie]

2. Don't know what it means.....but it's the longest run on sentence

ever....

[rug]

3. Never buy a used car from Lee Mercer, Jr.

[FrenchieCat]

4. I'm sorry, but is there a reason this is posted here?

I'm trying to figure out what this has to do with the General Election and presidential politics?
I can be dense, so please have patience with me.

[papapi]

8. I'm not that dense - I don't think you are either.

[Warren Stupidity]

5. The odd content is generally to get past content filters

it uniquifies the message content.

[foo_bar]

6. it's a random word generator to fool spam detectors

The same ad is posted in delaware and miami, so it's definitely a scam.

[JimGinPA]

7. They're "Desperately Seeking Susan" Ads...

For terrorists!!!!111!!!! :scared:

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9. You are the worst terrorist evah

I was going to use my skillz on the VIN number.

Then you had to ruin it.

[TheDebbieDee]

10. I vote for answer # 1. This long passage might be just the

ticket to avoid the spam filters.

[foo_bar]

13. it's not copy and pasted, or spam filters would catch on immediately

It has to be a somewhat unique strand of gibberish to constantly outfox the evolving filter with Bayesian poisoning.

[Drunken Irishman]

11. Jake3463 is right.

It's supposed to get past the SPAM filters of e-mails or other sites. I get this crap in my e-mail all the time and there's always some horribly butchered quote by someone in there, or a great deal of rambling.

Love is always lost...if you're too afraid to find it...

Some bull crap like that.

[Atman]

12. I believe it's an attempt to "fool" the spam filters

by placing seemingly real text, it appears to the spam filters that it's a legit message. Text filters search for verbs and adverbs and nouns and as long as they're in the right places -- and don't contain "erection," "Viagra," "refinance," etc., -- then the filters are supposedly fooled into accepting it as a legit posting. The filters don't check for literary substance or quality writing.

But I could be wrong.

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