I do like it when submissions include the creator of the wtf, unless the specific kind of err is really spectacular and then it might be noteworthy regardless. This week we received a few who did tell us something about the responsible party. That being said, on with the party!"

An anonymous contributor shared with us this "Important order info from Ubbad HBG-ICS I", saying "I checked on Amazon but can't find order #{randnum(3)}-{randnum(6)}. This is worrisome though, because my credit card does end in **{randnum(4)}." Wild, so does mine!

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"With the right translation this could say anything" observed B.J. H. sagely. "I guess they haven't translated to English yet. I especially like this: [%EXTERNAL_TRANSLATION:New gender_aware email footer body 5 privacy policy BLUE%] Can't they decide on capitalization and whether to use spaces or underscores?"

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"this could go in two directions" worried undercapitalized (but aren't we all) klinsten. "well... it is a mail with my paycheck. but the label 'promotions' got me worried. do i get a promotion (nice!!) or did they apply a discount to my paycheck (less nice!!) i'm afraid to click it..."

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Reader Valts S. wondered "I'm not sure where I'm supposed to track my order, but it feels like it's been censored." Or merely forgotten?

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Regular contributor Michael R. took a flier with this, hedging that it's "Probably more a joke than a RWTF." But it's a little funny, so this editor will allow it.

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