New kind of spam?
 

Recieved this in the mail today:


Hello, Dear client.
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Your order ID: XXXXXXXXX
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02/12/2004 You have ordered the notebook (New P3 Direct 17" Wide TFT
Notebook-with Pentium 4 3.06GHz Power)
with free-of-charge delivery.

We are very sorry, but we can't deliver it to you in promised terms, because
we have problems with our delivering company.
Your order can not be delivered earlier than in 28 days.
Sorry for inconveniences.

You have been billed and if time of delivery do not arrange you,
you can cancel your order and refund money here:
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http://www.ipayfast.com/clients/cn.p...8aXBheWZhc3Qu=
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Your money will be returned to you without any fee.
If you have any questions you can e-mail here: [email protected]


Sent from: [email protected]

We have NEVER ordered a computer online, what is this shit???

delete and get back to work

looks like a scam:
This Domain was Successfully Registered with Joker.com
To administrate the domain, configure your email addresses and URL forwarding,
or register more domains, please go to joker.com

http://www.ipayfast.com

they are trying to get your creditcard information

Yeah it's a scam for sure :feels-hot Rather creative scam...

Same shit - different day

But this one probably works for them :(

True but what can you do?

I recieved a letter in the post from the US ( in Australia here) which was spam from some company trying to get me to switch domain registers.. The letter was made out at first to look like i needed to renew my domains.. fill out form etc. I'm sure it would have worked on some people that can't read very well :-)

Not much I guess. Warn other people about it maybe? :winkwink:

I got that top one posted today as well.

Yes someone posted about this yesterday as well. Its a new creative phishing expedition for some scammer. They are preying on the greedy (and stupid).

i got one of those in snail mail the other day...sue those fuckers

Snail mail? Then the fuckers will definately be put out. Snail mail laws are alot tougher than spam/e-mail laws.

ive always recived a lot of spam like this.
Its gotten worse though

Are you the boss ?? lol

the fuckers use the jettis logo

http://66.221.146.147/ipayfastcom//c...ges/jettis.gif

do them like they do here
http://www.ebolamonkeyman.com/
ah the good ol days of the nigerian 419

lol

Yeah, that site looks very realistic. Quite a bit of work put into it...

I get snailmail from Domain Registry of America with order forms to "renew" all of my domains. You would think they would vary their fees a little depending on who the domain is already hosted with.

In case anyone in this tread missed my post yesterday....

"I assure you this is in no way "powered by" or condoned by Jettis. We began seeing these email solicitations and websites start popping up approximately 10 days ago and have since involved our legal team and various government agencies.

The sites are not only involved in trademark infringement but, more importantly, credit card and bank fraud. Something we are obviously taking very seriously given our position as an IPSP.

If anyone happens to see more of these floating around who doesn't mind taking the time; please drop the details to [email protected]

John Skorick

Jettis, Inc."

i have those before, but not anymore. tnx to Netscape's spam filter. work way better than MicroSux Outlook :thumbsup

Do you own those domains or something?

smells like a scam to me :1orglaugh

Rich... no we do not own the domains. We have no affiliation with whomever is sending out these mailings or hosting/administering the domains.

:thumbsup