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Dot Con

Book • 2015

In 'Dot Con', James Veitch shares laugh-out-loud funny exchanges with email scammers, exploring the absurdity of online scam culture by responding to suspicious emails and playing the scammers at their own game.

The book showcases Veitch's creative and humorous approach to dealing with these scams.

Mentioned by

Josephine Cetti

Mentioned in 2 episodes

Mentioned by

Saagar Enjeti

while discussing the dot-com bubble and its similarities to the current AI boom.

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Nævnt af

Josephine Cetti

som en bog fra 2001, der forklarer forskellen mellem dotcom-boblen og nutidens AI-marked.

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Mentioned by

David Kirsch

as an account of the dot‑com era (referenced when discussing books about the period).

David Kirsch on the Dot Com Bubble and Bust

Mentioned by

David Kirsch

when referring to John Cassidy's book on the dot‑com era as background context.

David Kirsch on the Dot Com Bubble and Bust

Mentioned by

Michael Klein

as another of

John Cassidy

's earlier books about the internet-era economy.

Capitalism Through the Centuries

Mentioned by

David Kirsch

referencing John Cassidy's book on the dot-com era as a narrative account of the period.

David Kirsch on the Dot Com Bubble and Bust

Mentioned by

Greg LaBlanc

as

John Cassidy

's first book, discussing the dot-com bubble and its collapse.

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