Do chain letters relly work?
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They only work if your goal is to annoy someone.
57862
not unless the sender re-sends. i think u should stick to letters, u know the old fasion way when it comes to important things. then again im sure u didnt wanna hear this.
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Try checking Microsoft words if you have that software...go under help, and type in recoomendation letters. There are many templates and sample letters that may be useful to you.
65756
pretty well, in my experience. it really does make a difference in just a week, but you do have to follow the instructions to the letter. well, i guess if you don't it'll just take longer..\nbut they work!
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tnx 4 corectin da typos miss manager. but, hey dnt swear it s*hit hapens. im cool. try not 2 drift out of da pic & motivate peeps 2 keep writing. da otha day wen i was tryin 2 write sumfin in ere a godam msge apeared sayin i woz not a memba. i hada hell of trouble getin round it. seems u aint got round 2 it yet.\nbut dnt botha, a u c, everyfin is in place now & if it was u who fixed it, den gud stuff. keep up da gud work
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p maybe if you flip--or d. but i don't think letters have opposites
37230
All words with 3 letters have 3 letter no matter what... is this a trick question?
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Yes. You can also use misspelled.
461002
No just be sure to make any fonts into outlines before sending...and that they have the right version of the program.
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maybe take a different approach and look at how a simple chain can be formed from nothing. what are the odds of that happening. take a spin on the WWW to find out.
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&SPADES;:♠\n&CLUBS;:♣\nbe sure to put it in lowercase letters my love good luck\n♥
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I don't have one that I use, but why not, when saying a word, replace the vowels in the word with the next vowel. So, the word say would become sey, eye would become iyi, etc. yes would become yis, rely would become rila (replace the y w/ a, as y is used as a vowel)\n\nSorry it's not very good, but I've never come up with spoken ciphers before.
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Chain letters are one of the worst online risks you can take by participating.\n\n1. This email is often generated from someone trying to collect legitimate email addresses. By responding to the email you are now providing them with the information and thus the SPAM world grows even worse.\n2. By placing your family, friends and such addresses on these chain letters you are subjecting them to potential spam attacks and virus/spyware risk.\n3. You also jeopardize your family and friends by giving away their email addresses to people they don't even know\n\nDon't add to the growing online insecurities. Help to make the WWW a safer place for all.\n\n1. If you must interact with chain letters... erase all previous email addresses and autosignatures from the email prior to sending\n2. Use the BCC (Blind Copy) feature to place the email addresses in so that when you send it off only the person/s you send to can see thier address and no one else's.\n3. Make sure your name is not displayed along with addresses or phone numbers in case others forward on your email to thier lists and so on and so on. \n\nIt is wrong to place peoples addresses to whom you do not have permission to do so. Chain letters seem like innocent emails when in fact they do have a purpose and often for others to benefit financially by selling the legitimate addresses to companies. You can purchase a million addresses for $29.99. Now how do you suppose they got those addresses?
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What are you talking about, the dumb chain letters?
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http://www.lawchek.com/letterpr.htm
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Their letters appear in alphabetical order
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All of them do.  Take "Lion" for example.  You can have a "Big Lion" or a "Little Lion."\n\nThis works for the letter L, too.