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Movie Review: Zloy Gorod (2025)


Honestly I would give it slightly less than 10/10, as a perfect score in movie ratings is very hard to achieve. But for practical purposes let's round it up to 10. Unfortunately I have not found English subtitles for this movie - it saddens me that english-speaking audience is less likely to access this film. What can I say - this is an excellent movie. 

Numbers (662) 638-XXXX are used by a scammer / fraudulent company - beware!


(662) 638-XXXX, 662-638-0312, 662-638-5821, 662-638-8891 appear to be phone numbers associated with fradulent activity.

One victim says: This company has called me several times also and wont send me information and not sure what they are talking about. What do they mean magazine debts? i WAS TOLD i owed them $507 dollars to cancel all remaining magazines. I had already received calls from this number a while back and I paid them tons of money. I believe there needs to be paperwork and it needs to be explained about what is owed.

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Yeah good for him. Any routable address will get messages. The real battle is to avoid spam, not get spammed. So the fact that 100 companies email him stuff... is okay, but let's count the pennies: he's losing manpower, compute power and losing money on this overall. He's not making money on getting spammed.

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Yeah good for him. Any routable address will get messages. The real battle is to avoid spam, not get spammed. So the fact that 100 companies email him stuff... is okay, but let's count the pennies: he's losing manpower, compute power and losing money on this overall. He's not making money on getting spammed.

Come take a look at annesque.com , an email platform I've developed that addresses this issue and actually combats spam.