Spooky or what?

MarkJ

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I ordered some Fenwicks window scratch remover back in May as an experiment, but I didn’t get round to using it until Monday just gone. Today I had an email from Amazon asking me to rate my purchase.... spooky!

The Fenwicks worked btw.
 
MarkJ said:
I ordered some Fenwicks window scratch remover back in May as an experiment, but I didn’t get round to using it until Monday just gone. Today I had an email from Amazon asking me to rate my purchase.... spooky!

The Fenwicks worked btw.
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So would t cut brasso or any paint cutting compound,think its all down to price.
 
There is a transponder built into the cap that only activates once you open it :rolleyes2:
 
Why do they want a review on everything you buy? If you buy a light bulb they want a review, what can you say about it?
 
Seriously though .................. it might actually be Alexa ( if you have one ) and spoke aloud what you intended to do that day i.e. use the Fenwicks :hammer:

A while back our son tried an experiment, he had Alexa and invited some friends round then got them to talk about something very obscure :rolleyes2:

Within the hour he was getting emails associated to what they`d been talking which he would never ever had ordinarily have done.

Alexa wasn`t activated and they were very careful not to say " the magic words " but was on standby.

Quite clearly it wasn`t just on standby and was actually recording / registering what they were talking about, Alexa then went in the bin :mad2:
 
Think I may need to try something when mrs sees van again, where I am now had high, thick hedges leaving road width about the same as the cab. Son in law thought I would back out rather than drive through, don’t think he is yet convinced I will go where a car does so long as it’s not stone/brick lol
 
Wooie1958 said:
Seriously though .................. it might actually be Alexa ( if you have one ) and spoke aloud what you intended to do that day i.e. use the Fenwicks :hammer:

A while back our son tried an experiment, he had Alexa and invited some friends round then got them to talk about something very obscure :rolleyes2:

Within the hour he was getting emails associated to what they`d been talking which he would never ever had ordinarily have done.

Alexa wasn`t activated and they were very careful not to say " the magic words " but was on standby.

Quite clearly it wasn`t just on standby and was actually recording / registering what they were talking about, Alexa then went in the bin :mad2:
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Mate tried this with windows 10 on pc,worked the same as they can use the speakers to collect info,within the hr he got emails about ben shirman shirts.
 
antiquesam said:
Why do they want a review on everything you buy? If you buy a light bulb they want a review, what can you say about it?
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Watt can you say about a light bulb? Well, some people hope to be enlightened by glowing reviews from switched on plugged-in bright buyers, they just don't fancy buying something in the dark!
 
Honestly watch this video to the end and try it really works I tried it using the word canoe and I got pop ups for canoes the next day. [video=youtube_share;FypQsuvzu0Q]https://youtu.be/FypQsuvzu0Q[/video]
 
Thats why you should use a open phone with ones own sys running ,like pure android or sailfish which has no spyware,fairphone, ubuntu edge do open phones.
Then remember to use only linux with a secure search engine like firefox or duck duck go,keep the bu--ers out.
 
Wooie1958 said:
Seriously though .................. it might actually be Alexa ( if you have one ) and spoke aloud what you intended to do that day i.e. use the Fenwicks :hammer:

A while back our son tried an experiment, he had Alexa and invited some friends round then got them to talk about something very obscure :rolleyes2:

Within the hour he was getting emails associated to what they`d been talking which he would never ever had ordinarily have done.

Alexa wasn`t activated and they were very careful not to say " the magic words " but was on standby.

Quite clearly it wasn`t just on standby and was actually recording / registering what they were talking about, Alexa then went in the bin :mad2:
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I am lead to believe that phones do this all the time also.�� Whoops I see Wully has beaten me to it.
 
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