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Thursday, September 07, 2006

Could It Be Spam?

The following two email arrived at my email box at the same time following each other in a series of 32 emails I was receiving this morning.

What's interesting about these two emails is that they have the same details in the "From" and "body" fields. They look like this:

From: Angel Dennison
Subject: 06.09.2006 points
From: Jewell Cisneros
Subject: 06.09.2006 helped

The messages are detailing the same "offer below". While I was writing about them, I saw other two emails by the same details landing in my incoming emails folder. The body of the messages has nothing to do with those ordinary email spams you might have been receiving. It talks about something, I don't know what to say about it, since it doesn't fall in my concerns. Read and judge:

W_A T_C_H O U T! Here comes the big one! All signs show that AETR is going to Explode!
ALLIANCE ENTERPRISE (AETR) Current Price 0.80 Add this gem to your watch ist, and watch it trad closely!

NEWS RELEASE

TAECORP ANNOUNCES BREAKTHR0UGH IN REMOVING DEADLY LANDMINES.
MILL VALLEY, CALIFORNIA August 25, 2006 - The Alliance Enterprise Corporation announced today a breakthr0ugh in developing an Aerial LandmineSystem aimed at locating, detecting and mapping deadly landmines.

More than 100 million landmines in 83 countries are holdinginternational communities and industries hostage, preventing the investment in anddevelopment of productive lands and the re-building of infrastructure.

A broad variety of landmines have been scattered over productive areaseffectively crippling the economy and disabling thousands of childrenand adults. There are no reliable records that accurately show wherethese devastating landmines lie in wait for their victims.

With the present day costs to clear a single land mine ranging between $1,000 to $1,500, solving the problem of de-mining lands will reachbillions of dollars. TaeCorp has developed a technology based, costeffective solution to this problem using its three tiered approach toscanning, mapping and removing landmines. TaeCorp's System will provide manysocial and economic benefits to countries and their industriesincluding oil and gas, mining, agriculture, roads and infrastructuredevelopment.

About TaeCorp

TaeCorp's vision is to be the recognized leader in providing AerialDetection Systems including global de-mining, clearing a path to a saferplanet for all humankind. TaeCorp's mission is to reclaim lands around the globe embedded withlandmines that victimize countries and their stakeholders.

Conclusion: The Examples Above Show The Awesome, Earning Potential of Little KnownCompanies That Explode Onto Investor's Radar Screens; Many of You AreAlready Familiar with This. Is AETR Poised and Positioned to Do that ForYou? Then You May Feel the Time Has Come to Act... And Please Watchthis One Trade tomorrow! Go AETR. Penny stocks are considered highly speculative and may be unsuitablefor all but very aggressive investors. This Profile is not in any wayaffiliated with the featured company.

This report is for entertainment and advertising purposes only and should not be used as investmentadvice. If you wish to stop future mailings, or if you feel you have been wrongfully placed in our membership, send a blank e mail with No Thanks in the sub ject to......

... And by the way, there's no email address to send a blank email to. The email only ends with those dots above.

Sunday, September 03, 2006

No Way to Spammers and Hackers!

You might want to read this post at: http://no-way-to-spam.blogspot.com/2006/08/fighting-spam.html before reading this one below to compare between those two Internet banks.

Email spam-details:

Return-Path: apache @ www6.pipni.cz
Subject: Internet Banking Security Notification
From: Hsbc Internet Banking Plc customerservice @ hsbc.co.uk
Date: Fri, 28 Jul 2006 19:08:21 +0200

Message body: Security Alert

Dear Customer,
HSBC internet banking security department has sent you this message as part of our commitment to maintain a maximum security check on your account.
We beleive from our records that your account has been inactive for the past days, we have therefore sent you this message to login to your account so as to remain active, also check your account activities and recent transactions. This will help to maintain a maximum security check on your account.If you have any question or any complain, don’t hesitate to mail us from your secured banking section.

End email scam.

How many Internet Banks are there to send their customers emails like these?

How the Internet Security and Observation work to secure consuming safely online?

Who's responsible to protect both sellers and buyers on the Internet?

Who's responsible to protect the public while surfing the Internet?

I would like to hear your comment, if you don't find answers to these questions here, or if you want to know the purpose of such post.

Saturday, September 02, 2006

Stop Spam!

This pandora dot be in the post below has more than 50 stories those spammers at pandora send continuously. The Return-Path in each email is different than the other. This is another return path here: penelope.dewitte@pandora . be

This one comes From Brendan Mayo this time and it has this Subject: Make sure you read this.
And the message body contains the following:

Up (116.36%) the 26th alone
CYBERHAND TECH INC (CYHD) (the URL for this incorporation is: www .cyberhand .com)

Stock Radar Presents Get Ready!! CYHD continues! Don't you dare take your eyes off this one tomorrow morning. CURRENT PRICE: 0.011 When this St0ck moves... WATCH OUT!...

News: FSBO Media Holdings Enters Into Marketing And Video Production Agreement To Produce Video-Spectus 'TM' For Cyberhand Technologies, Inc
FSBO Media Holdings, Inc. announced that it has entered into a marketing and production agreement with Cyberhand Technologies, Inc. (CYHD - News) Cyberhand focuses on Aerospace Weapon Systems that provide the world's fastest controllers and most accurate target acquisition, generating the best field results, as well as innovative wireless ergonomic products for private and military purposes.

The Video-Spectus (TM) is designed to complement the current written or static methods of information currently distributed through internet, newswires and company web sites. It will also assist the company in marketing its products, services or technologies. The Video-Spectus(TM) provides the viewer with an up close and personal look at the company by having its officers or company spokesperson describe its mission, company achievements or prospects in a professionally produced TV-like infomercial.

Investor and Public Relation firms will also share in the benefits that the Video-Spectus (TM) provides by pointing shareholders and clients to the company's website. FSBO Web TV utilizes state-of-the-art virtual set technology, which allows the multi-million dollar studio look at a fraction of the price. Dynamic tracking shots and corporate or hi-tech settings are the norm, not add-ons.

Bob Pianka, President of FSBO TV, Inc. said, "Our Video-Spectus(TM) infomercial has become a leading income generator for our company. Companies and IRPR firms are quickly recognizing the power of video to get their investor relations and new product launch information in front of our very targeted audiences. In addition to producing the video itself, we then put the company's Video-Spectus(TM) where it will be seen by thousands of potential investors every day."

FSBO Media Holdings Inc., is a multimedia marketing conglomerate that provides a vast array of services, from real estate marketing services to media exposure and distribution. FSBO Media Holdings is a diversified company consisting of both hard assets as well as media properties used to promote and create strong branding programs for these assets. FSBO Media also works with outside companies, both public and private,with an array of marketing, media and branding services.

Sunday, August 27, 2006

No Way to Scam!

More information about this email spam is below those "getting through" details:

Return-Path: peggy.lauwers @ pandora.be
Received: from zupanek ([83.30.20.89])
Date: Sun, 13 Aug 2006 19:17:10 -0060
From: "Abdul Painter" peggy.lauwers @ pandora.be
Reply-To: "Abdul Painter" peggy.lauwers@ pandora.be
Message-ID: <>
To: (this is not my email address, though I should not put it here)
Subject: USA Smallcap Review

KMAG Hires New VP To Facilitate Continued Expansions.

KMA Global Solutions International
Sym: KMAG
Price: $1.25

KMAG has dropped a number of forward moving news releases over the last few months. Two new major contracts bringing an increase in revenus over $8.6 million this year, and has brought in new executives to help the company to achieve its exapansion goals.

Jeffrey D. Reid, CEO had this to say:
"We are excited to announce this addition to our executive team. Mr. Nowlan's knowledge and experience in retail operations will be an enormous asset to our growth and development. His diverse background brings additional depth to KMA's management team,"

This one is getting ready to go places. The price is low and primed to buy. This is an easy flip for some amazing returns. Keep an eye on this one and get on it first thing Monday morning.

End of E-mail Spam--

When I searched for bandora.be on Goggle I found only this website on the result page: breedband. telenet.be but not bandora.be.

When I searched for "Jeffrey D. Reid" I found 38 websites on the result page, such as: ladendieb.eu, secinfo.com, research.investopedia.com, cbrbull.com, www1. ietf .org, and primezone.com and that's all.

When I searched for "KMA Global Solutions International" I found 192 websites on the result page including those sites above plus newsblaze.com, biz. yahoo.com, mail-archive.com, worldwidespam.info which is about: How to recognize and avoid stock market gimmicks, penny stock schemes; and other websites.

Could this be something?

Friday, August 18, 2006

Stop Scam!

See this Return-Path of the following email scam I've received: bradfordcohen @london.com and how those scammers are planning the entire or part of their email scams. I did a search using Google search about london . com and Google took me straight forward to londontown.com.
So, the return-path above is wrong, or what do you think?

The second question is - how could somebody encrypt a return-path? ... and/or if it's a job of some software(s), who creates them?

This question leads to a second question about how do legislations deal with such software developers?

Now to some more details from the email spam:

From: "Hensley" baraurochs @ doglover. com

I did a search here too using Google search, and found 127,000 sites there to deal with this issue, the directory of the dog's lovers is at the top of them, followed by dog's lovers at the first result page such as: doglover . ca, doglover . com . au, and doglover . biz.

I have doubts, about the possibility of having someone from a company such as doglover . com to send you email scam about ... oh no, as if all life is just about that very very very small subject a man could encounter about his manhood.

... and you know it, the subject line would be as follows: You (I'll censor this word, and leave it to your imagination) very quickly and without any control!

Now to the body of the email scam:

Hello Thousands of couples broke down because of them, making both parties unhappy. With all the reasons combated, Extra-Time is the unmatched comprehensive non-hormonal solution. Want to make your intercourse lasting and rewarding than ever before? Check up: http:// baxeler .com/gal/get/ Take your life and relationships to the ultimate peak. This is the best way to make a woman stay.

A Google web search about this "baxeler" delivered my click direct from the toolbar to that server, but the page there seemed as a WordPad page saying that it's only a test page. So, you should be careful not to click on links like that unless you're sure of them. Anyway, I have something that protects my clicks. You can have it if you consult me at: No Way to Spam!

This email scam was received from: Received: from moeawo.66tu.ameritech.net ([203.134.197.221])

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