> If you get spam, you just forward it to your mail server and if ASSP
> is set up right, that is the last you will see of spam from that
> source, and almost any other source using similar techniques.  It ends
> up effectively becoming a SPAM Firewall.

> Craig

> On Dec 10, 8:13 pm, Maciej Gluszek wrote:

> > I just got that one.
> > My reaction was: oh my, not again..

> > A quick research led me here.
> > True, it's a scam

> > I guess their goal is to force you to buy all those domain names.

> > A quick research also showed that a company named "Starnet
> > International Holdings Ltd" which "tried to acquire those domain
> > names" does not even exist.

> > I'll just tell tham thay they need to do a better job, that email
> > template is low quality ;)

> > On 6 Gru, 04:07, RoseJD wrote:

> > > Email scam alert to webmasters,

> > > Yesterday I received an email from a 'Kate Fu' from China Net
> > > Technology Limited :-

> > > We are China Net Technology Limited, which is the domain name register
> > > center in China.I have something need to confirm with you.
> > > we have received an application formally,one company named "Worldpro
> > > Holdings Limited" applies for the domain names...( followed by a long
> > > list of my domain URL in different versions of cn, hk, tw, biz, info,
> > > org, etc) We need to know the opinion of your company, because the
> > > domain names and keywords may relate to the usufruct of brand name on
> > > internet.
> > > we would like to get the affirmation of your company,please contact us
> > > by telephone or email as soon as possible. Please let someone in your
> > > company who is responsible for trademark or intellectual right contact
> > > me freely.

> > > Best Regards,

> > > Kate Fu

> > > Sponsoring Registrar:
> > > China Net Technology Limited.
> > > Tel:+(852)3075 9838
> > > Fax:+(852)3177 1520
> > > Email: [adres e-mail]
> > > Website:www.cnnet.hk

> > > My initial reaction was to panick and register as many of the domain
> > > names listed in their email (cheaply with other providers) and
> > > discovered this blog on the Internet today on the scam:-

> > >http://www.e-consultancy.com/news-blog/363197/internet-brand-hijackin...

> > > Kate Fu sent through a very dodgy application form this morning to
> > > register the domain names they had listed at very expensive prices -
> > > my first suspicions arose.

> > > So if anyone else has been targeted by this scam I would like to hear
> > > their experiences and lets pass this one round so that as many people
> > > as possible are aware of the scam