The emails get stranger and stranger...

[devolution]

Take a look at this incredible email I received this lunchtime: :sad:

From: former programmer
Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2003 1:30 PM
Subject: Please help me out


Hello friend,

I'm one of the developers who made the software for the 777 Dragon Casino.
But since they still did not paid me for last six month of work I decided
to get revenge on them and reveal the backdoor in that casino I made for myself.
This backdoor allows you to easily win roulette.
What do you do to win? Read below:
1. Go to the following secret link:
> Secret backdoor link <
2. Open an account (click on the "Quick start" button).
3. Get their %100 match bonus (otherwise the backdoor will not activate).
4. Play roulette until "13" turns out. That's it! The next turn will be "26"!

I'll be happy if you ruin them by winning lots of money.

 

[Tippy]

I find it even stranger that so many people open email which they don't know from where or whom it came, they all go straight to the shredder and get black-listed for me.

Mike

 

[devolution]

As a matter of course, I have a filter which blocks out the standard junk emails, but sometimes a few do slip through, like this one...

Sometimes I do get genuine mails which look like junk emails, so I do check out everything that hasn't already been sent to my spam folders.

 

[DomainPairs]

It's a pretty obvious ploy to get naive AOL users with locked browsers and no security to lose their money.