Financial Swindling

[kpm...@non-core.com]

I received a e-mail from Microsoft Post telling me that I
won Euros 1 million from a Microsoft Lottery based on a
drawing from all the e-mail addresses. A Mrs. Elizabeth
Hous, Lottery Coordinator, Microsoft NL signed the
letter. I am asked to contact their fiduciary agent by e-
mail at microsof...@netscape.net.
Just want to alert you all to this latest scam.
Prasad

[sgopus]

I suggest you expand the headers and send the whole thing
to netscape.net complaint dept, more than likely it's a
faked address

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[N. Miller]

In article <10b901c48bd4$b4185e40$a301...@phx.gbl>, sgopus says...

> I suggest you expand the headers and send the whole thing
> to netscape.net complaint dept, more than likely it's a
> faked address

I suggest that you first learn how to read the SMTP trackers in those
expanded headers *before* you send the complaint to the wrong place.
Netscape almost certainly had no more to do with that message than
Microsoft.

--
Norman
~Win dain a lotica, En vai tu ri, Si lo ta
~Fin dein a loluca, En dragu a sei lain
~Vi fa-ru les shutai am, En riga-lint

[Netuser 58]

N. Miller wrote:
> In article <10b901c48bd4$b4185e40$a301...@phx.gbl>, sgopus says...
>
>
>>I suggest you expand the headers and send the whole thing
>>to netscape.net complaint dept, more than likely it's a
>>faked address
>
>
> I suggest that you first learn how to read the SMTP trackers in those
> expanded headers *before* you send the complaint to the wrong place.
> Netscape almost certainly had no more to do with that message than
> Microsoft.
>

Every computer user recieving email should know what "email headers"
are. Many don't. Here is a site that explains them. This is the vital
information necessary when reporting fraud mail, like what has happened
since the summer of 2003. Bookmark this for future reference.

http://www.stopspam.org/email/headers.html

Netuser 58