The Subject line of this email spam says: Hello, Beautiful Russian women waiting to meet YOU! alarm!
... and the body of the message says:
Hello!
Spring has finally come! Romance is in the air!
Beautiful and still single (!!!) Russian and Ukrainian women are eager to meet you! They have placed their profiles at SingleRussianGirls dating site and waiting for your emails.
Don't loose time and come get registered FREE at: online russian brides bla bla... say about this all your friends. hosting is bad, if site too slow, then refresh. if this link does not exist then please wait new link 1-7 days.
ne sternal orchis...
It is just like that, and the spammer thinks all his contact will run to the site he has mentioned. He or she absolutely will need to know that no one cares. He should build good contact first and to do this he or she needs to know his contact before sending them spam.
It seems that some spammers will not understand this fundamental process to acquire contacts and build good relations with them before sending any message out.
What he or she did is actually the last step to failure.
The email spam came in through the following pathes:
Return-Path: info @ football.co.uk
(transitioning SPF record at football.co.uk does not designate 80.160.76.198 as permitted sender)
Received: from p2081-ipbf3509marunouchi. tokyo. ocn. ne.jp ([123.224.95.81])
Message-ID: 003e01c806a8$01c6d760$55c29b0a@gubernatorial
From: "Administrator" info @ football.co.uk
To: my e-mail
Subject: Hello, Beautiful Russian women waiting to meet YOU! alarm
Date: Sun, 21 Oct 2007 23:04:25 +0500
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Although I do not know anything about this service below, I have received and email spam about it. I am still wondering how such a thing could happen. I have not lost my mind and in comparison to this I wonder, why some spammers have lost their minds sending something about such services to those who do not use them?
The email spam says:
Personal & business account
Online Service Alert
Please note that Your Lloyds TSB Online Services Account is about to expire. Due to SSL Database upgrade on our system In order for it to remain active, follow the link below to proceed and access your account.
https:// www. lloydstsb. co.uk/online.services/default.aspx?refererident, and this link aims at:
http:// www. Exalumnosicagra .com/administrator/components/com_extcalendar/LloydsTsb.htm
More info about this spam:
Return-Path: nobody @ ns59.hostinglmi. net
Received: from ns59.hostinglmi. net ([213.194.173.36])
Subject: Regarding Your Online Service
From: Lloyds TSB Online customer.service @ lloydstsb.com
Message-Id: 1307461998.1832 @ lloydstsb. com
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Date: Tue, 16 Oct 2007 11:41:39 +0200
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