RebukeTheWorld

 

 

 

Cities- San Francisco, Portland, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Chicago

States- California, India

International- Romania

 

 

What is a person to do these days. What? You give someone a venereal disease or HIV and you don't have the courage to make a phone call? Well, I guess via postal is an option but why pay for the stamp, when a free Internet service will do the work for you. If you have a disease and fear you have given it to someone, you don't need to live in the co-joined states to join. You can contact them via Internet and inspot has your back. Your privacy and protection is guaranteed, which is a big perk for such life changing disclosures. They will contact your ex-partners or your tricks for you. Yep, tricks too even if they're in prison, tax payers will make sure they can get those emails. I would highly recommend if you have a Spam blocker and your sexual active, go type in the url www.inspot.org into your spam folder. You won't want to miss out on that email.

 

At Hallmark.com you can pick out a personalize card and send your friend a thoughtful message. Well, at inspot.org you also pick out from their large selection of email corroborated designs. Its a nice gesture. At least you added a personalize touch for your victims abroad. Very thoughtful of you. I am liked soooooo laughing right now but it's all true. Oh my...OK back to my breaking news story here.

 

They say about 4/5 people log in anonymously and send emails to their victims and some leave personal messages too. My question is, what do the other 1/5 do?  Do they not send a personal message? Can you imagine getting an email that says, "I'm sorry but I gave you HIV and you don't have much longer to live. I prefer to be anonymous." This could be frightening if a hacker got into their site and scared the pants off of innocent citizens with these  email alerts. You know how porn sites buy those typo versions of URL's-- Well, I can't wait to see what corporations are trying to profit off of the inspot URL typo's. Examples: inGspot, inspock, inpotmarijuana, sinspot...etc.   

 

Facts: Since October 2004, their noble beginning, 30,000 people have sent e-cards to 50,000 recipients on the San Francisco pages. Have you done the math yet? Try it. 30,000 people sending to 50,000 ex's = what? Whose the other 20,000? This sounds like some are sending out duplicates or their victims are outside of just 1. That statistic alone should scare anyone into celibacy. 750 people a day visit this site. I don't know about you but I want to know who those 750 people are.

 

I think they should at least have this option. If it's a curable disease, that the senders can offer a paid coupon for prescriptions or if it was me, a life time of therapy.

 

A typical regenerated message that you can pick from looks like this- There's no easy way to say this . . ." an e-mail text reads, ". . . but I want you to know that I'm HIV positive. If you don't know your status, please get tested soon. www.inspot.org."

 

What kind of message is that? What, I don't know my status? Talk about freak me out in ten words or less. How many people will have heart attacks when they first read these email alerts? Is there any back up plan for the reader?  What inspot.org is trying to say is that your either going to die or live, and the word "status" just sounds better. And who came up with that name, inspot.org? It only breaks down to a spot that says if your either in or out.  Do I need to fill some sort of status criteria to be in and out? This sounds like peer pressure to me. Inspot.org could have picked a more sensive dot com status too. .Org sounds like sexual liberties to me, .Net sounds like something you should be leary of in case they catch you or your caught and what was that last one?  Inspot should have merged with hallmark.com.  I wonder when online dating services are going to start a matching process based on who has STD's or who doesn't. I want that darn check box. I want an online dating monopoly NOW where inspot is always in-volved. 

 

Seriously, I apologize that my sarcasm had a few moments here. Many are too scared to say anything so I do stand by whatever it takes. Whatever it takes, whether it's by plane, train, automobile, phone, postal or even the Internet, I would want to know.  At least they care to send the very best.