Take any two digit number, subtract the sum of the individual digits, and the result is a multiple of 9. All of the multiples of 9 correspond to the same symbol in the table, and Bob's your uncle.
Peter Heckert <[email protected]> wrote: >Am 16.10.2011 16:36, schrieb Peter Gluck: >> Peter, this cannot be opened only once but as far I remember it is a >> simple mathematical trick. i want to see if it is already debunked on >> the Web in the style of Snopes.com or as the famous David Copperfield >> missing card trick etc. >> Please give the original German language link. >> >Sorry, the link did not work. >The link was hidden inside the html . Firefox marks it as scam, but it >is not scam, is a nice fun. >I got this as mail, but the mail was requested by me when I participated >one year ago. > >I extracted the link from the source and translated the description for you. >Hope this works. > >Translation: >1) Think of a two-digit number (example: 65) >2) Put on two digits that make up the numbers from (example: 65 - 6 - 5 >= 54) >3) Search now this number (example: 54) in the list and you notice the >icon to its right! >4) Let the symbol you chose go through my head a little and then click >on the big question mark. > Your thoughts are now reading! ; > >Goto ><http://api.elasticemail.com/tracking/click?msgid=48h5yi8il6w&target=http%3a%2f%2fhellsehen.web-z.net%2f> >and try it. > >Then you see how scam works ;-) >Its fun, but dont click on the advertising, that is real scam ;-) > >Peter > >
