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Posted 2003-12-03, 12:29 PM
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Today during motion picture class, one of my two teachers, let's just call him 1, was all overjoyed, saying his computer just told him he was the 50 millionth visitor, and considering the site he visited was "serious about what they do", he called the other teacher, 2, in and ranted with him for 15 minutes or so about it. Meanwhile, I got a peak on their computer screen, seeing some popup window with the a big, flashing text explaining how they won. "Well, I know a guy who won a cruise from Florida in a similar way", 1 said. So anyway, 2 wants to call some US number they come across in the popup, so I provide them with the US countro code. After a 35-40 minute long phonecall, 2 comes back out, laughing, saying it was most likely a scam as they wanted his credit card number.
Sigh, people. I didn't want to spoil their fun by saying it was just a scam, but I had no idea they would take it seriously enough to make a 40-minute uber-expensive phonecall. Oh well, that was on a school phone anyway, meaning the taxpayers will have to pay for their fun. Pity for them.

"Stephen Wolfram is the creator of Mathematica and is widely regarded as the most important innovator in scientific and technical computing today." - Stephen Wolfram
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