Spam email from qslworld this morning offering me domain G0FCU.com which I already own. The email address doesn't accept replies so feel free to email the sender KO4ZHL at his address on qrz.com to complain about spam aivanoffjr@gmail.com

It got to a point where I was receiving such emails daily, sometimes more than one or two. I did try emailing QSLWorld, but got nowhere

I can't see the references to QSLWorld, but if it is from them, they have harvested your email from QRZ.
Take it off your profile, and put it in your bio.
Have a look at mine, and you'll see.
My guess is the VE has got the call wrong, or is just gambling on you replying

I added a QSO mapping script. During testing, I realized I had not used six-character Maidenhead grids in some #POTA activations, so that's now fixed. Everything runs locally (no QSLWorld spam!) though the map tiles are loaded in from the respective sites (no way around that).

Got yet another #qslworld QSL "card" in my email, from a QSO way back in 2021.

"Learn more about sending your QSO confirmation automatically using our AI tool."

#fuckyourai

But anyway, I clicked on the link to view the card.

It did not simply show […]

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Another day, another email from #qslworld.

For a moment, I'm curious what recent contact spawned an electronic QSL card.

And once again, it's a QSL for a contact that happened YEARS AGO.

~sigh~

So stupid.

Guys... GUYS! Knock it off. We already QSL'd the full extent we're ever going to. Shut […]

It makes me nervous, too. Who's the identity thief? The VE station or QSLWorld? I hadn't even heard of them until I received the e-mail.