I was interest in taking part in the mandys blackmail script but was too worried in case it is actually real, can someone please explain thanks.

There are several versions, the more recent ones actually follow through so keep that in mind if you plan on not doing what Mandy says.

Of course you could always test with your own mail account to see what the result would be. Or, if you dare, you can fill in my email address.

You'll find more information in the well-named topic here http://ss.deviatenow.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=405

I was concerned too, and apparently it *does* actually send out emails (some users have already had it send questionable images to unsuspecting people they rather foolishly gave emails for). Myself, I got worried the moment the script asked for real photo ID, and immediately stopped and deleted it.

You could always play with the edges - have a person you are attracted to and only feed Mandy embarassing images that can't be proven to be you. That way if you don't follow through, she does e-mail it out, but your crush probably won't know it's you ... probably.

No offense intended personally, but isn't that massively disrespectful to the person you'd send the unsolicited images too?

That's actually the part I have issues with more than embarrassing yourself or getting fired (i.e. that's your own silly fault) and why I don't have a problem with the actual script but with how it can (and reportedly has) been used, when someone enters the email of a vanilla/unsuspecting "crush" who'd be genuinely offended and disturbed to receive a photo of a co-worker or random stranger's privates rather than (as IMO it should be) them entering the email of a like-minded kinky friend who'll just laugh or tease you in good humor.

Maybe it's just me, but it just strikes me as strange for anyone who'd profess to be inclined towards "femdom" to send a woman they should respect and honor images they know that they'd find offensive or unwelcome.

Banjo et al,

While I fully agree with your point, as someone with an IT Security Background, I think the days of a "safe" internet are long gone. Any email can get hit with any sort of spam, virus, malware, phishing scam, and other undesirable messages. There are plenty of cases where people's email addresses end up getting all sorts of stuff, including porn, messages from usenetgroups, etc.

I took a class where my instructor told me about a case where someone had enough security knowledge to sign up every email in a company who fired them for all sorts of garbage, including viruses that hit those people's personal devices and then signed up all their contacts to the same thing.

In short, while I agree with you that doing this is disrespectful and inconsiderate, my advice to anyone who says "I don't want to accidentally get emails about something I consider inappropriate" is to say "don't get an email address." If federal US agencies can't protect themselves from this stuff, no one can.

BTW, love your work.