I got the most incredible spam via my work email address about a fortnight ago. The email was addressed to other Michelles, with very similar (if not the same) surnames to mine. The best bit was that they had managed to cc: email addresses for 3 out of my last 4 jobs in amongst the other random names.... I can only conclude that my perma-out-of-office replies once I'd left the jobs made them think they'd hit a winner, and add me to their lists. Eerie though, to think about the trail of email addresses still lurking after I've left jobs!!!!
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Originally Posted by Octane
Don't ever reply to them, jJjjJJ.
When you reply to them, it confirms that you exist.
There is a /lot/ of money, and, I mean, a /lot/, in selling legitimate email lists. That's how these scammers operate. They have an oga (head scammer/boss) who sells mugus (scammers) mailing lists and then shares the profits of the mugu's scamming.
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