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• anthropomorphictoast commented on Post-Rapture document delivery
  NO GODS OR KINGS, ONLY MAN ...sorry, I couldn't help but quote Bioshock. >.>...
• Sparrow commented on Post-Rapture document delivery
  All of the worthy were saved on July 5th, 1998. No-one noticed....
• buddy66 commented on Post-Rapture document delivery
  @#59: Mark Twain had Huck Finn call it, in the boy's delightfully mangled way, "Preforeodestination."...
• prom77 commented on Post-Rapture document delivery
  Theological arguments aside, the thing that interests me is this: Assuming this business is "legit", insofar as something like this CAN be legit, it's just bound to go wrong at some point and those emails will be sent (or sent prematurely as the case may be). Most likely scenario IMHO? When they go out of business (when, not if) they keep the server running for a few days AFTER they let the employees go. Nobody logs in and a few hundred unlucky saps get an email telling them the rapture is underway and they missed the boat. A lot of...
• technogeek commented on Post-Rapture document delivery
  A friend made a very interesting comment: If this isn't serious, it sounds like a great scam for getting people to send information useful for identity theft. Even if it is serious, it sounds like a tempting target for an identity thief to go after. What are the odds their system security folks have a clue? There are also reports that a competing service has been started which promises that all its sysops are athiests, and hence can promise to be around to maintain their system and make sure all the messages actually get delivered -- something that the true...