A fake email switch was sent to me by Trueswitch.com, trying to make me change her contact info on file to one that was not hers…
I got an email from “switch@trueswitch.com on behalf of Corinna S. [xxxxxx@ymail.com]” a couple of days ago. Corinna is a co-worker of mine, so the name and announcement sounded ok. When I looked up her contact info in my address book I discovered that her alleged gmail address mentioned in this switch email was not in my contact info. That threw a red flag. With contacts of people I know well I’m usually I’m pretty ‘tidy’ and would have their personal email address right. it turns out the email was fake, the “previous” private email address was not correct, and someone tried to get some business and confidential information. Here’s the screenshot how it looked like:
Old News for us might be new news for the mainstream. In future posts you’ll see some older stuff popping up again, that is (hopefully) nevertheless relevant for the months ahead. if you don’t like it, or it’s already “old news” for you – just skip it.
An excellent (German) article by BITKOM summarizes business challenges, decision points, and business models of cloud-based solutions. BITKOM segments the “Cloud” space into Software, Platforms, and Infrastructure. While this is all true and good for current business, the Cloud stack looks more like Information, Relationships, Services, Platforms, Infrastructure, and Networks.
Average ad revenue in the US per subscriber per year will be…. tada: $4.86. And that’s in 2013. So even if Carriers would get 100% of this – which they won’t – 40 cents per month additional revenue is not really the biggest opportunity. But there’s more to the game.
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