Chemistry Spam?

I just got an e-mail with nothing but this in the body of the message:

Ce
Pr
Me
Ci
Ul
Vi
Va
Xa
Am
Le

Is it just me? I think it looks like Chemistry spam! Maybe I’ve just been studying too hard lately… How sad is it that right away I was trying to figure out which elements those were, or if they were real elements at all?

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5 replies on “Chemistry Spam?”

That does look like Chemistry… except they kind of didn’t use any real elements.

It’s a pharmacy spam.

Ce – celebrex
Pr – propecia
Me – mreidia
Ci – cialis
Ul – ultram
Vi – viagra
Va – valium
Xa – xanax
Am – ambien
Le – levitra

I would have thought the exact same thing – how funny. Looks like Larry has solved the riddle.

How funny. I also immediately started trying to decipher elements. The periodic table apparently still haunts me.

I get convinced each day that spammers are ahead of all the technologists out there. They always figure out how to cheat the system developed by some of the top brains in the world.

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