Deadbeats' Hall of Lame
2008 Phish Spam Edition


WARNING!

Do not sign me up for any mail lists. Studio42 does not accept such unsolicited business. Also, since I've recently been getting a flood of such e-mail from various people and organizations I don't wish to deal with, their names will end up here, along with their home and business addresses, and phone numbers, whenever possible.
Please realize that 99.9% of internet users DON'T want your crap in our e-mail boxes.
Minimum fine for violation of this policy allows me to legally bill/invoice for $500 and this can be escalated to a court of law.

Disclaimer lines placed in every signature file I have now:

|Commercial and/or unsolicited email and/or spam will be processed for|
|   a $500 handling fee. Unsolicited sending constitutes acceptance.  |
This pretty much indicates what actions I'm am allowed to take.

This page created on January 1, 2008 for 2008 Phish Pill Spammers

And now, without further ado, Studio42 presents the:

Internet Deadbeats' HALL OF LAME
2008 Phish Spam Edition


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Subject: Riattiva imediatamente il tuo conto Date: 1/21/2008 09:26 Received: 1/21/2008 18:03 From: Banco Poste Italiane, BPOL@poste.it
  • See the spam Sent to my personal account. Rip off an idiot server operator, bounce off a proxy, hosting in Korea, spam in Italian. Lame URL and a whole bunch of stupid.
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    Subject: Riattiva imediatamente il tuo conto Date: 1/21/2008 10:14 Received: 1/21/2008 18:03 From: Banco Poste Italiane, BPOL@poste.it
  • See the spam Sent to my spam-hater account because spammers are idiots.
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    Subject: Riattiva imediatamente il tuo conto Date: 1/21/2008 10:21 Received: 1/21/2008 18:03 From: Banco Poste Italiane, BPOL@poste.it
  • See the spam Oddly enough, my webmaster account doesn't want this either.
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    Subject: Confirmare i dati del Suo conto Online Banking Date: 3/15/2008 11:25 Received: 3/15/2008 19:12 From: Banco Poste Italiane, BPOL@poste.it
  • See the spam Tired of this garbage from these spammers for this bogus bank. Should be able to find a better way to block this.
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    Subject: PAYMENT VIA ATM CARD Date: 3/19/2008 10:06 Received: 3/19/2008 10:03 From: Mr.David Mark, atminfor@yahoo.com Reply-To: lindapayout@live.com To: atm@info.com BCC: BROKEN LIST OMITTED
  • See the spam 6.5 Million dumped via an ATM card? Wow, what bank is that? Oh, some idiot bank on Dubai. Ah, makes sense now. Phish scam/419 inspired no doubt.
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    Subject: Paypal mettre a jour votre information? Date: 3/24/2008 12:44 Received: 3/24/2008 12:50 From: Service Paypal, Servicepaypal@centredesecurite.fr To: Chris Pickett, chris@studio42.com
  • See the spam Frenchie scammer from Morocco for their Frenchie-hosted Paypal Phish site sent via Europ-Lycos.
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    Subject: Your account have been accessed from an unauthorized computer , Date: 5/11/2008 11:26 Received: 5/11/2008 11:26 From: EPPICard Security Center, service@eppicard.com
  • See the spam Too me a few seconds to realize "hey, this is a phish scam" since I seem to be on the slowdown on those. Thank goodness for that. Credit card phish on a company I have never heard of. Poor URL forging.
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    Subject: EPPICard Notice Date: 6/3/2008 18:00 Received: 6/3/2008 19:04 From: EPPICard, custserv@eppicard.com To: Chris Pickett, chris@studio42.com
  • See the spam ON MY GOD!! My non-existant credit card tied to my non-existant bank account has been security compromised! Not much I can do. France doesn't seem to acknowledge spam complaints.
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    Subject: Online Banking - Security Measures ! Date: 7/2/2008 05:09 Received: 7/2/2008 10:16 From: verify@halifax.co.uk, verify@halifax.co.uk To: undisclosed-recipients:;
  • See the spam Amazing how people actually fall for this stuff. Zombie rape I'm sure, and a zombie'd web site as well.
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    Subject: Please Update Your Account !!! Date: 8/1/2008 21:31 Received: 8/1/2008 21:32 From: PayPal Security Measures, aw-secure@paypal.com To: undisclosed-recipients:;
  • See the spam No URL and really no usable payload, sent to an account not associated with Paypal. Blind injection server, spammer not located.
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    Subject: Periodic Account Update Date: 9/12/2008 06:46 Received: 9/12/2008 09:31 From: Micheal Gilbert Loan Firm, millspeople@paradise.net.nz To: info@email.com
  • See the spam Very lame PHISH scam. An email service claims I need to EMAIL an off-service drop provided by Yahoo my security information. Too bad their lies are so easy to see.
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    Subject: Security Measures ! Date: 10/3/2008 09:52 Received: 10/3/2008 15:59 From: HSBC Online Banking, webform@hsbc.co.uk To: undisclosed-recipients:;
  • See the spam Oh come on! It's like they aren't even trying anymore.
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    UPDATE: October 5, 2008

    Asking a server operator to fix something is nice. Demanding they fix it would be even better. Requiring it be fixed would be great. Making it a condition to meet in order to restore service would be ideal. But at least something is being done, I hope.
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    Subject: Online security ! Date: 10/4/2008 02:13 Received: 10/4/2008 08:51 From: Barclays-Security, update@barclays.co.uk
  • See the spam Going through spam-friendly Qwest via a zombie on spam-friendly and idiot-oriented Comcast, for a Japanese site.
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    Subject: Please respond as soon as possible! Wachovia Bank. Date: 10/19/2008 11:33 Received: 10/20/2008 08:58 From: Wachovia, update@wachovia.com To: undisclosed-recipients:;
  • See the spam Faking Wachovia bank in a very lame phish scam. Yahoo registered domain, Yahoo domain contact drop and probably Yahoo hosted.
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    Subject: warning message ! Date: 11/20/2008 21:19 Received: 11/20/2008 21:18 From: customerservice@hsbc.co.uk, aw-fraud@hsbc.co.uk To: undisclosed-recipients:;
  • See the spam An especially lame phish scam attempt with a site hosted in Hong Kong. German rape via a blind misconfigured box.
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    Subject: warning message ! Date: 11/20/2008 21:27 Received: 11/20/2008 21:29 From: customerservice@hsbc.co.uk, aw-fraud@hsbc.co.uk To: undisclosed-recipients:;
  • See the spam And a quick repeat, with again, German rape, Hong Kong hosting and this time we see UK origination of the abe.
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    Subject: Member Satisfaction Survey Date: 11/26/2008 09:49 Received: 11/26/2008 11:13 From: Capital One Services, Inc., service@capitalone.com Reply-To: no-reply@capitalone.com
  • See the spam Wow, a survey to harvest credit card accounts. How original. Korean web site, AT&T idiot with a misconfigured server. I don't have a Capital One account.
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    Subject: Dear customer, Date: 1/19/2009 16:16 Received: 12/7/2008 14:12 From: US Bank, us.service@bellsouth.net To: undisclosed-recipients:;
  • See the spam Right. Let's tell "postmaster", who is NOT associated with any bank account, about a non-existant bank account at a bank I refuse to do business with. Definate abuse in many directions on this idiot's really bad attempt to do something criminal.
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    Subject: Important Member Service Information Date: 12/14/2008 05:10 Received: 12/15/2008 11:15 From: Capital One Services, Inc., service@capitalone.com Reply-To: no-reply@capitalone.com
  • See the spam Capital One scammer insisting I call them to reactivate my account after too many bad login attempts. Well, seeing as how I don't have a Capital One card and never will, this clearly makes this a spam. Non-registered domain really means scummy server operator, and I think proxy rape. I need to investigate +1(315-235-1392)
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    Subject: Important Member Service Information Date: 12/14/2008 06:53 Received: 12/15/2008 11:41 From: Capital One Services, Inc., service@capitalone.com Reply-To: no-reply@capitalone.com
  • See the spam Repeat of above using a different serve to spew it out.
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    Subject: Sospeso Conferma il tuo account Poste.it Date: 12/23/2008 17:10 Received: 12/23/2008 17:11 From: Poste Italiane, misuredisicurezza@posteitaliane.it
  • See the spam Why would I need to confirm my non-existant account? Come on, they aren't even trying hard anymore. Sent to my anti-spam account, to show how stupid they are. Spam enablement provided. Great Britain/UK ties as well.
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    Subject: Caro cliente Date: 12/25/2008 06:18 Received: 12/25/2008 09:13 From: Banca QUIUBI, aviso@quiubi.it To: undisclosed-recipients:;
  • See the spam Can't read it, don't want it, sent to a totally wrong account and is totally lame.
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