Post by davejs on Nov 9, 2010 5:14:35 GMT -5
I have gotten a number of emails from domeafavor.events@yahoo.com that contain spam and possible viruses. There are other vendors that might be receiving them. Do not open them. I did and it contains another website address. Also, a small box popped up and my Internet Explorer went bonkers. DO NOT OPEN.
There was a lady in Suisun who had monthly shows and I believe that somebody hijacked her email address and is sending out this garbage. I believe her name was Debbie. I think her business was called 'Do me a favor weddings,' and this one with 'events' might be related to her business, but I am not sure. If this is so, then all the people who did shows in Suisun with her AND those who submitted their email addresses might be receiving these emails. I noticed a bunch of CC addresses on the email, but I am not going to open it again. I zapped it out.
Additionally, I receive emails from a friend's address that contain spam and obviously he is not emailing them. Done by a '3rd party.' These particular emails are written in Chinese. As they say, if you don't know who sent it, don't open it. The trouble is that these emails are being sent by somebody I know or have done business with and I didn't know they were potentially dangerous spam until I opened them up and saw that somebody else had used their email addresses.
There was a lady in Suisun who had monthly shows and I believe that somebody hijacked her email address and is sending out this garbage. I believe her name was Debbie. I think her business was called 'Do me a favor weddings,' and this one with 'events' might be related to her business, but I am not sure. If this is so, then all the people who did shows in Suisun with her AND those who submitted their email addresses might be receiving these emails. I noticed a bunch of CC addresses on the email, but I am not going to open it again. I zapped it out.
Additionally, I receive emails from a friend's address that contain spam and obviously he is not emailing them. Done by a '3rd party.' These particular emails are written in Chinese. As they say, if you don't know who sent it, don't open it. The trouble is that these emails are being sent by somebody I know or have done business with and I didn't know they were potentially dangerous spam until I opened them up and saw that somebody else had used their email addresses.