Compiling List

I am in the middle of compiling a big list of spam / Trojan sending email address. As I continue to retrieve them I will save them then post a blog about every week or so.

Hopefully you can just add these lists to your Do Not Accept Address.

You've received a postcard from a Class-mate!

This times it comes from ... what it looks like, netfuncards

I think they are actually giving away free advertising for these companies but at the same time are corrupting these companies but extorting there names.

I recommend that no one clicks on emails from this "Czab(at)ivey.uwo.ca" user. You should add them to your Blocked Emails list.

DELETE

Subject: netfuncards.com [czab@ivey.uwo.ca]
...
If your email software creates links to Web pages, click on your card's direct www address below while you are connected to the Internet:

h t t p : //68.58.253.6/?6902168387b63c7271dc60eae57a4a6c19

Or copy and paste it into your browser's "Location" box (where Internet addresses go).
...

You've received a greeting card from a Neighbour!

I'm seriously hoping that this email provider or hosting provider starts to crack down on this Spamming Trojan Sender.

I just can't consistently see how someone continues to click on these emails...
DELETE.
_______________________________

Subject: bluemountain.com [bin@wanadoo.fr]

Hi. Neighbour has sent you a greeting card.
See your card as often as you wish during the next 15 days.

SEEING YOUR CARD

If your email software creates links to Web pages, click on your card's direct www address below while you are connected to the Internet:

h t t p : //75.51.2.7/?6291c3de8293ec6968e3ca036e47840d8e11786

Or copy and paste it into your browser's "Location" box (where Internet addresses go).

PRIVACY
bluemountain.com honors your privacy. Our home page and Card Pick Up have links to our
Privacy Policy.

TERMS OF USE
By accessing your card you agree we have no liability.
If you don't know the person sending the card or don't wish to see the card,
please disregard this Announcement.

We hope you enjoy your awesome card.

Wishing you the best,
Administrator,
bluemountain.com

mypostcards.com wfdnz(at)aexp.com

Anther of the same time, block this Email Address for sure. wfdnz(at)aexp.com they are another spammer and Trojan With Phishing capability to try to infiltrate your computer.

Just like the other message except from a school mate and first look makes it look like its from mypostcards.com... Do not trust wfdnz@aexp as they are scamming.

This time they even give you the Ip address of 24.92.186.154 which I think can help people track them down to stop this wasteful and hazardous mail.

nkbo(at)jonesday.com Trojan

you should delete this message and any further messages from this sender. It is getting past the spam filter and should be deleted.

This email is just like the others except they are now saying from a partner or from a coworker. The subject this time, aimed to fool you is e-cards.com and we all know that is a legitmate site.