Bizarre Email - Spam?

Thomas_S_Hunterson

I got the following email today:

Shelby Conway <TyshrinkPacheco@informata.com> wrote:

Subject=brisbane paucity gigabit naval collision

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kent dire caret travail shrink irritate, observation
bergen nuclei bergen rift nag.

yosemite hereinabove committing

wastewater travail travail? hightail, seduction collision.
stratton imponderable caret caret beatify corollary, scarves
christ observation cheer actor bergen.

naval respire banjo

picky actor activism? dire, jesse corollary.

beatify gigabit.

To be quite honest I'm at a loss. It came through the spam filter on my gmail, no images attached that I can see, no stock symbols, no penis enlargment, no debt consolidation.

Can anyone shed any light on it?

liamo

Spammers make mistakes sometimes. Perhaps this POS forgot to include his spam message before he hit "Send".

Perhaps his software is rubbish.

Alternatively, perhaps he's testing his random text generator.

I wouldn't spend any time trying to figure it out. Dump it and forget about it.

Regards,

Liam

Cabaal

My bet is there's links in it, I get spam that makes no sense all the time.

Thomas_S_Hunterson

Cabaal wrote: »

My bet is there's links in it, I get spam that makes no sense all the time.

Nope no links, just plain text.

Sherifu

Could be hoping you'll reply so they'll add you to a 'live list'.

Col_Loki

Or they dont get an NDR (Non Delivery Report) and know the message has been delivered....thus a live address.....maybe.

FruitLover

Yus, looks more like a DHA than spam. The pile of random text is most likely just there to make it look like a legit mail, without containing words that might trigger a spam filter.