Woman Gets SMS for Job Earning R1000 a Day, Mzansi Pokes Fun at Scams: “You Should Consider Buying Twitter”

• A woman received a suspicious SMS for a job where she would be earning R1 000 a day, and Mzansi could see right through it
• Strange emails and messages are all too common in the 21st century and are a nuisance for most of our day-to-day lives
• South Africans had some fun with the tweet and began busting jokes based on the ridiculous texts they usually receive

A lady received a peculiar SMS for a supposed job that would have her earning R1 000 a day, but Mzansi peeps were on to the suspicious nature of it.

@Kamogelo_MN was surprised when she received the text and immediately ran to Twitter to share her findings with like-minded SA netizens. The text has obvious red flags proving it's a scam. The first is that WhatsApp is spelt "What-App", which is very odd, to say the least.

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A nuisance of the 21st century

The SMS highlights the massive annoyance of modern times: relentless spam. Not only are dubious text messages sent out all the time, but emails and even social media platforms are also places where one can find such annoyances.

South Africans had a lot of fun roasting the text message. See the comments below:

@MrLatazzi said:

"After clicking that link you should consider buying Twitter "

@LolithaShosha mentioned:

"Bro once you click that link you're dooone!"

@Jeremiahsays_ posted:

@_morare commented:

"You guys are playing my uncle left me millions of pound, not Rands pound do you understand the magnitude of my wealth."

@ZintleDiko said:

"This is beautiful An answered prayer Please don't misuse that money."

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@HimZiggy shared:

@Lulama_Annie mentioned:

"Your enemies will say it's a scam "

@tumi_degrassi asked:

"So, where are we going for December? "

Mzansi travel influencer shares home in Knysna for R78k for 2 nights, price tag divides the people of SA

In another story, Briefly News previously reported that Mzansi is a beautiful place, there is no denying that. But, R78k to stay just two nights in a home in Knysna, now that is something that had people tripping.

Knysna is a tourist destination and also one of the most sought-after areas for holiday home investments for the mega-wealthy in South Africa.

Source: Briefly News