“I had a bad experience with my souvenir product. I tried to souvenir this souvenir product and had very bad souvenir results. Please provide a replacement souvenir.”
Erm your seeds are bad. I accidentally put them in some rockwool and spilt some water on I’d previously PhD to 5.8 as I like to drink acidic water and the seeds didnt crack like I was expecting them to do after my unexpected accident
Dude, seriously. “Your temps got high, that’s why your plants hermed,”? Nah, dude. High temps don’t make plants herm. “You must have a light leak…” Well, then why didn’t any of my other plants herm?
“you obviously didn’t use the special magic nutrient solution, or use the special supersoil created exclusively for that hermed strain - you stupid uneducated grower”
I clicked on the pic to save it and make a comparison to Ricky from the trailer park boys… then for some reason it goes straight to a page called “fortuna” for females only lol wtf
wow - i swear its a copy paste from the email i got from them…
i just went back and checked and it is indeed embedded in the email sent from GPS. hilarious
What it’s really doing is capturing your data. The company that hosts that photo is an email marketing company. You don’t even need to click on the picture - because the fact that it loads to your email is all it takes for the marketing company to get your data. However, if you do click on it, it measures the click-through rate, which is something that’s used to measure how effective a marketing campaign is.
But please know, “email marketing” data collection is also a data grab. This data can be shared with other similar companies to better understand your browsing and buying habits. And we already know that GPS is willing to use your personal data for any reason they see fit, including attempting to silence you.