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The Kerri who reviewed my site found the word 'Blit'. Kerrie used an email that did not include a Kerri.

Kerri Green sends spam emails to your website, in this case my dutch website, saying I spelled something wrong. Spamming site!!!!

They send spam email to my website and they are liers no miss-spelling!!

In this case it was Kerri Green. First I started to look for the error, as I happen to know a person with that name. Then I realized a genuine person would not talk about a mistake ruining your credibility and would not point out the tool they use to prevent this. Googled Spellscan, found these reviews on Trustpilot. Spammertyspammm! Reported it as spam.

Sent spam to company page, same as other posters. However they lied and there was no typo anywhere.

Scam company, uses fake info.

Incorrectly told me I'd "misspelled" (US English!) the company name "Sema" Group. Good job we don't use spellscan...!

Friendly little email.

Thanx Karry!

Spam!!! This site send me message:
"It looks like you've misspelled the word "Sheats" on your website. I thought you would like to know :). Silly mistakes can ruin your site's credibility. I've used a tool called SpellScan.com in the past to keep mistakes off of my website. -Kerri"

I spent half an hour looking for errors that never happened !!!

Apparently I had misspelled the word 'jewellery' on my website, so I replied with the following;

Dear Kerry,

Thank you for your message, I hope you enjoyed reading the article.

As it happens, the spelling of 'jewellery' is correct as we are a British organisation.

Another way to spell it is 'jewelry', but this is how the Americans would spell it, they would also use the word 'organization'.

Perhaps 'SpellScan' is aimed more at the American market.

Kind regards, Roy.

In hindsight I should have perhaps pointed out that we say 'misspelt' in Britain too...

Spam. Annoying and flat out wrong.

Similar to others just received a spam message from Kerri about errors on my website. Ignored her!

Same as everyone else! Received an email saying that there was an error and promoting Spellscan.com. As it turns out, there WAS a word spelled wrong. Thanks Kerri! I fixed the word but I AM NOT falling for the Spellscan scam!

Same Spam from Kerri, be aware!

I also received the same spam from someone presumably named Kerri.

I have just received a message from Kerri Anderson just like everyone else. I went through my whole website and couldn't find the word she said I had spelt incorrectly. Not only did it waste my time she messaged me at 6:30am! Not impressed at all!
Looks like she is upsetting alot of people!

"Kerri" emailed me to say I had a typo on my website and needed help to fix it. One problem: "Kerri" was a bit too obvious in her spam attempt, and the word she listed as a typo was very obviously someone's last name.

Kerri (or whoever writes these spam messages), if you ever see this... please do something meaningful with your life. Seriously. Millions of people, billions of creatures, trillions of stars existed in the universe before you, and in dying, passed on their building blocks to you. You have only so many years to exist on this planet. And THIS is how you spend your days?

No interest in the content - just trying to sell stuf (sic!)

Looks like there is a spammer calling herself Kerri (several last names) Nelson. She sent a message through my contact page.