Good News: Get Your Degree In Two Weeks

I can’t believe I’ve spending so much time working towards my second degree. I could have made the process much simpler. What I can only assume is a reader sent me the following advice:

Subject: no more money problems, get a degree in 2 weeks

Obtain a prosperous future, money-earning power and the prestige that comes with having the career position you’ve always dreamed of. D:iplomas are from prestigious non-accredited universities based on your present knowledge and life experience.

No required tests, classes, books or examinations. Ba;chelors, Maste*rs, MBA’s, D;octorate & Ph.D. D`egrees available in your field. Confidentiality Assured! Call Now To Receive Your Diplo^ma Within 2 Weeks 206-309-XXXX

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  1. #1: ~Dawn
    Monday, April 24, 2006
    10:51 pm (reply)

    well that just fits in right into my schedule of being a CEO of of fortune 500 by the time I’m 35!

  2. #2: Inchoate Random Abstractions
    Monday, April 24, 2006
    11:54 pm (reply)

    Haha. That’s pretty funny. But my guess is that some people have actually fallen for it.

  3. #3: jim
    Tuesday, April 25, 2006
    8:31 am (reply)

    That same reader sent me the same email, how do I know it was the same? Because he spelled D:iplomas and Maste*rs the same way!

  4. #4: Dus10
    Wednesday, April 26, 2006
    10:07 am (reply)

    Well, by the looks of that spelling… someone looks like he needs a degree… :)

  5. #5: jim
    Wednesday, April 26, 2006
    11:20 am (reply)

    One that takes a little longer than two weeks to get anyway…

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    Monday, April 23, 2007
    7:20 pm (reply)

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