"Hi, here is let you excited place!"

Brian

Please forgive the bizarre topic title. I just got several duplicate emails from one of my friends' address, which was seemingly sent to all contacts in his address book. The email read as follows:

HI, here is let you excited place!
The here is a big dealer, nike, Gucci, Puma, Bape, A & F, D& G, Adidas, Chanel, Fendi, shoe, wrap, POLO, clothes, the the sun mirror, microphone, Watches, a lot of products all at our sell the scope!
There are a lot of special products here, the quality assurance, accept the paypal!
Introduces it to you: www.sellgooditem.com

I googled the message subject, and it came up with a few hits of people seemingly having automatically posted the same or similar message on message boards / other input fields. There didn't seem to be any discussion of it however.

The name comes up as from "James [last name]", but then says it is from gmail.com in the view more panel.

Anyone got any ideas/more info on this?

Prof.Badass

pfffffffft

ball ox

you've just been punked
hurts, doesnt it

Cianos

Ah, the 'hi here is let you excited place' promotion. You're one of the lucky few who will now get top discounts on quality items....lucky bastard :mad:

ShooterSF

Ah I dunno I loled @ shoe. Reminded me of chinpokomon

Brian

Conor108 wrote: »

Jaysus, no need to start a thread! Its only spam mail......









FROM YORE MA!!!!!!!!

Spam mail from someone /in/ my contacts. It's slightly more insidious than normal spam.

andrew

This is almost as bad as 'I accidently the whole thing.'

Brian

andrew wrote: »

This is almost as bad as 'I accidently the whole thing.'

This is not a 4chan meme, I did not accidentally a 92mb RAR.

Jebubs

Baza210 wrote: »

Please forgive the bizarre topic title. I just got several duplicate emails from one of my friends' address, which was seemingly sent to all contacts in his address book. The email read as follows:



I googled the message subject, and it came up with a few hits of people seemingly having automatically posted the same or similar message on message boards / other input fields. There didn't seem to be any discussion of it however.

The name comes up as from "James [last name]", but then says it is from gmail.com in the view more panel.

Anyone got any ideas/more info on this?

Check and see if your friend has signed up for any site that checks your email address book to see if you have any contacts on the site. The way that facebook and some other sites do?

Let us know what site he did that on. Would be interesting to know.

Archeron

Lucky happiness you have! Great rewards, dryers and many various lamps at you come with great speed and dangerous prices.
To attend our information page with grace transporting us all to place with ghosts. Do not, not call now and then supply it.
Hurry hurry hurry!

F_Angel

i had same problem with my grandad and he didnt send that mail.
i manage to rip the site and take it down but backups area bitch some times

here are some information of the site:

Website: www.sellgooditem.com
IP: 69.65.24.113
port: 65535
backdoor link: server304.webhostingpad.com
Website hoster: webhostingpad.com
Index: N/A
Active hosts: 1
support: Apache cpanel


i contacted the hosters and told them that what there customer is doing is illegal but there is nothing they can do so for now i just take it offline daliy

just let you know, there is nothing that you can do apart from maybe try changing your e-mail passwords etc.

m@cc@

Baza210 wrote: »

Please forgive the bizarre topic title. I just got several duplicate emails from one of my friends' address, which was seemingly sent to all contacts in his address book. The email read as follows:



I googled the message subject, and it came up with a few hits of people seemingly having automatically posted the same or similar message on message boards / other input fields. There didn't seem to be any discussion of it however.

The name comes up as from "James [last name]", but then says it is from gmail.com in the view more panel.

Anyone got any ideas/more info on this?

What kind of info are you looking for?

regob

Baza210 wrote: »

Please forgive the bizarre topic title. I just got several duplicate emails from one of my friends' address, which was seemingly sent to all contacts in his address book. The email read as follows:



I googled the message subject, and it came up with a few hits of people seemingly having automatically posted the same or similar message on message boards / other input fields. There didn't seem to be any discussion of it however.

The name comes up as from "James [last name]", but then says it is from gmail.com in the view more panel.

Anyone got any ideas/more info on this?

i recieved this exact same email, but it was from my aunt, i was bit weird bout it.

yeah it said it was sent to al her contacts as well

AckwelFoley

Seems Legit

Go for it

Piste

Just get your friend to change her/his email password and he/she will be fine. Same sorta thing happened to me but with a different email, I just changed my password and nothing's happened since.

Dartz

Spoofing email adresses is easy. I sent e-mails masquearading as the Minister for Finance once. Hell, DCU webmail even makes it an option.

Also.

pifts.exe

F_Angel

Well this info is all i got i need some info to get to his Index/FTP maybe add few things or delete few things i just want that he knows he has gone abit to far by accessing peoples personal infomation

foxinsox

Gucci, Puma, Bape, A & F, D& G, Adidas, Chanel, Fendi, shoe, wrap, POLO, clothes, the the sun mirror, microphone, Watches, a lot of products all at our sell the scope!

You are all getting very technical!! While me I'm excited about the special exciting prices getting me excited in this special place ! lol

regob

alright

dr.bollocko

I remember this thread from the first time it came around.

giggsy664

Giggsy approves this thread.

regob

i approver this thread aswell

giggsy664

Giggsy approves also of this thread