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And as Connor looked through the information Andrew sent over, he realized that some of the people communicating to Andrew also seem to be impersonators. Like Maris, for instance, was a real person with a nice GitHub and stuff, but it was probably not the real Maris who was messaging Andrew.
And as Connor looked through the information Andrew sent over, he realized that some of the people communicating to Andrew also seem to be impersonators. Like Maris, for instance, was a real person with a nice GitHub and stuff, but it was probably not the real Maris who was messaging Andrew.
A lot of these trails seem to come back to the person in the Slack chat app calling themselves PND. PND is who told Andrew to impersonate Connor for the job. And he's also telling everybody what to do in this chat room. PND might also be Maris. I don't know. But it seems that PND has a website called PND Design, which offers coding and web design services.
A lot of these trails seem to come back to the person in the Slack chat app calling themselves PND. PND is who told Andrew to impersonate Connor for the job. And he's also telling everybody what to do in this chat room. PND might also be Maris. I don't know. But it seems that PND has a website called PND Design, which offers coding and web design services.
And this gives Connor a new thread to pull on.
And this gives Connor a new thread to pull on.
It was just, it was strange. Giving a fake phone number. I love it. It reminds me of this scene from the classic movie, The Blues Brothers.
It was just, it was strange. Giving a fake phone number. I love it. It reminds me of this scene from the classic movie, The Blues Brothers.
A good criminal will always throw people off with what looks like real information but is actually something bogus.
A good criminal will always throw people off with what looks like real information but is actually something bogus.
That's hilarious. A web design company boasting about how they can create great looking websites, but they didn't even create their own website. The footer says it was made by someone else. Connor wasn't sure what was happening, but thought that maybe companies were hiring an individual to build their sites who then would turn the project over to P&D Design to do the actual work.
That's hilarious. A web design company boasting about how they can create great looking websites, but they didn't even create their own website. The footer says it was made by someone else. Connor wasn't sure what was happening, but thought that maybe companies were hiring an individual to build their sites who then would turn the project over to P&D Design to do the actual work.
But he doesn't know. It was just so frustrating to have all these puzzle pieces and have no idea what the finished picture looks like. But Connor does the only thing he can, but just start emailing companies who P&D claimed to have worked with.
But he doesn't know. It was just so frustrating to have all these puzzle pieces and have no idea what the finished picture looks like. But Connor does the only thing he can, but just start emailing companies who P&D claimed to have worked with.
Things are just so weird at this point. Was the P&D person in the Slack channel actually affiliated with P&D Design, or were they just impersonating that company too? So many layers of fakeness going on here and impersonations that it's just really hard to know what's real and who to trust here.
Things are just so weird at this point. Was the P&D person in the Slack channel actually affiliated with P&D Design, or were they just impersonating that company too? So many layers of fakeness going on here and impersonations that it's just really hard to know what's real and who to trust here.
Connor has tried to reach out to so many people involved, but then realized, hey, wait, why not reach out to Connor? Not the real Connor, but the fake Connor, the one who was impersonating him. So he writes to it. Why are you impersonating me?
Connor has tried to reach out to so many people involved, but then realized, hey, wait, why not reach out to Connor? Not the real Connor, but the fake Connor, the one who was impersonating him. So he writes to it. Why are you impersonating me?
The full response he got back from the fake Connor was, sorry, but you have a great GitHub and you look cute. Of course, Connor's first reaction is anger. But perhaps there's a bit of information in there that's helpful.
The full response he got back from the fake Connor was, sorry, but you have a great GitHub and you look cute. Of course, Connor's first reaction is anger. But perhaps there's a bit of information in there that's helpful.