No scares from spam now

Have you ever received those stupid messages, usually found in your spam folder, from some Russian bot that claims to have a video of you watching porn? They try to scare you by dragging up a thousand year old password of yours, obviously taken from a site they hacked.
I have received a few and now I just laugh at them. But the first time, I must say, it freaked me out a bit. But there was no way anyone had such a video.
I just got another threat today. It just makes me laugh, especially considering that my "days without porn" count is steadily growing. But I do know that it isn't funny for everybody. I am sure some people have paid up, which we know is a mistake. Don't be fooled, guys.
Like a lot of people, I used to be utterly paranoid about my devices. "Delete history" was my middle name.
I am glad those days are gone and I am glad these scammers don't give me a moment of concern anymore. Another benefit of kicking the porn habit!

 

I read an article in which some poor old woman, who never looked at anything porn in her life got one of these emails. Scared her to death, but luckily a relative was able to help her. The English they use on those notices is hilarious - but obviously some poor sucker pays.