What could it trigger on? If you take it outside of the context of the info that you provided that's NOT apparent from that email, it's a perfectly legitimate email message from a perfectly legit MTA (well, as legit as hotmail is).
-- Rick Zeman Director of Information Technology Melwood 301.599.4574 - HelpDesk 301.599.4560 - MyDesk http://www.melwood.org >>> ram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 1/4/2008 7:57:23 AM >>> https://ecm.netcore.co.in/tmp/dinner.eml.txt The scam works like this: They send you a mail asking wether you accept credit cards at your hotel They get you to confirm you will accept credit card for payment. Once you agree they ask you to bill them extra fictional charges for taxis, etc on the card, and then wire transfer back (a portion) of the fictional overcharges. The victim thinks he will make some extra free money on top of the dinner charges. The people never show for dinner, and you are out the wire transfer amount. And my SA scores nothing on this spam ? Thanks Ram
