This is similar to a message I got yesterday. It came from some non-US
email address. It was someone saying they wanted to buy my K2 and to
tell them how much where to send the funds.
I just deleted the message.
--
Mike
WE0H
K2 #6698
SKCC #5446
Paul Gates wrote:
Please I need your
Paul is a valid member of this reflector. But notice the undisclosed
recipients.
I would believe his computer has picked up a virus that is using his
email contact list.
73,
Don W3FPR
David Ferrington, M0XDF wrote:
On the basis that only approved emails get onto the reflector, this
person
At 06:53 AM 04/08/09, Don Wilhelm wrote:
Paul is a valid member of this reflector. But notice the undisclosed
recipients.
I would believe his computer has picked up a virus that is using his
email contact list.
Of course someone could contact him and ask if he sent it.
If he did, then it would
There is a very bad bug out now, one of many that preys specifically
on systems that are not patched. I think we are seeing the result of
people not keeping their system patched, or using older OS's that are
no longer patched by MS. Bad MS, no cookie!
How often have you heard someone say, I
conficker doesnt do anything yet, it has the potential to be a spambot
net, but it hasnt done anything except phone home so far.
Matt
W8ESE
Former KD8DAO
http://blog.MattIsKichigai.com
On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 7:46 AM, David Wilburn dave.wilb...@verizon.net wrote:
There is a very bad bug out
Gents Ladies, (you know who you are...
Either Paul's computer is infected or his email address is within
another computer's address book. Seeing as it came to this reflector
my guess is his computer is compromised for it to use his email to be
sent to this reflector. Not necessarily though
Let's end this thread.
If I see subsequent SPAM posts from this address I'll unsub it.
Please - When spam like this hits the list, please do -not- post to the
list to discuss it. That only multiplies the SPAM impact an order of
magnitude, raising the list noise level. Especially when you copy
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