I found this great little site.

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pI found this great little site. I signed up two weeks ago and got 2 Disney
tickets and this week they are sending me 2 Universal Studios tickets.
a href="http://66.219.102.40"Here's the link /aand by the way I am a real
person, this is my real email address. I'm not a spammer and didn't appreciate
the nasty email I got last time I tried to post this link.br
Thanks, Lisa/p

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I found this great little site. wrote:

and by the way I am a
real person, this is my real email address. I'm not a spammer and didn't
appreciate the nasty email I got last time I tried to post this link.

You may be a real person, but you're not a very smart one. Posting a
link to an obvious data mining website that has ABSOLUTELY nothing to
do with the subject this group was created to discuss (Windows
Millennium Edition) is one of the surest ways to get nothing *but*
hostile responses.

Please try staying on topic if you're going to keep posting here.

--
Sincerely,
John Corliss

Stay away - it is probably part of an ongoing exploit infecting the web.
http://isc.sans.org/diary.php?date=2004-11-20

Interesting theory but no, it isn't, or my McAfee Enterprise v7.1 (ENGINE v4320 and DAT
v4409) would have detected the IFRAME Exploit.

What it is a phishing attempt. They want name, address, phone number and email address. It
is believed that if you submit your true identity, you will be removed from the US National
Do Not Call registry and you will also receive phone solicitations, snail mail junk mail and
additional email spam. Who knows, the replier may also be targeted for identity theft.

Dave



"Another Infected Computer Spamming Usenet" wrote in message
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| Stay away - it is probably part of an ongoing exploit infecting the web.
| http://isc.sans.org/diary.php?date=2004-11-20

Interesting, the content has changed in the last couple of hours. But it is still
requesting the below referenced data.

Dave



"David H. Lipman" wrote in message
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| Interesting theory but no, it isn't, or my McAfee Enterprise v7.1 (ENGINE v4320 and DAT
| v4409) would have detected the IFRAME Exploit.
|
| What it is a phishing attempt. They want name, address, phone number and email address.
It
| is believed that if you submit your true identity, you will be removed from the US
National
| Do Not Call registry and you will also receive phone solicitations, snail mail junk mail
and
| additional email spam. Who knows, the replier may also be targeted for identity theft.
|
| Dave
|
|
|
| "Another Infected Computer Spamming Usenet" wrote in message
| ...
| | Stay away - it is probably part of an ongoing exploit infecting the web.
| | http://isc.sans.org/diary.php?date=2004-11-20
|
|