Heads up that there's a scam hitting a lot of people where you get what looks like a PayPal invoice for a potentially life-fucking amount of money and it basically counts on you immediately panicking and calling the "support number" on the invoice to try to clear it up before realizing it's not an actual impending charge. My partner got targeted by it and fortunately realized right off something was wrong when she called the number, but just in case anyone hits your inbox claiming to have purchased an $800 industrial router, they probably just want your PayPal or bank account info.
shit what's a funny thing to put h
- they/them [trans null posthuman]
- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_surgical_procedures
fun while it lasted
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