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From: Michael Barnes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 17, 2004 2:27 PM
To: SpamAssassin Users
Subject: Equifax/NCR partnership in spam???
All,
Does anyone have an opinion of the mail below? To me it
looks like deceptive marketing practice
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Michael Barnes writes:
All,
Does anyone have an opinion of the mail below? To me it looks like
deceptive marketing practice where the people at equifaxmktg.com are
trying to validate emails or something. The scary thing is that
Justin Mason wrote:
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Michael Barnes writes:
All,
Does anyone have an opinion of the mail below? To me it looks like
deceptive marketing practice where the people at equifaxmktg.com are
trying to validate emails or something. The scary thing is that
Looks like the first attempts at some phishing. The domain name and
everything look like NCR BUT the DNS servers are NCRWEBHOST.COM with
what looks like a bogus email address for admin contract.
Gary
-Original Message-
From: Michael Barnes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday,
Also, this mail was sent via PowerMTA, which appears to be a tool of
choice for spammers. I've created a rule for this, should this be a
standard rule?
Could be a fish. But I wanted to comment on the PowerMTA. It is a legit
mailerHOWEVER it is often used by spammers. I also have a local
Having worked for an Equifax subsidiary many years ago, let me assure you that
Equifax is a real company.
In fact, they are one of the credit reporting bureaus, and have been for a
long time.
But this mail looks pretty suspicious. The website look a little sketchy as
well, having no front
