it's automated, somebody typed out that e-mail once, then ran a
program that took as input many e-mail addresses, and the program
changed who it looked it was coming from to be very similar to the one
it was sending to.
On Apr 2, 11:35 am, an88 wrote:
jasons, you mean there s no real person trying to impersonate me?
why should anyone spam like this?
i spoke to my friends - all are saying this is unheard of, rare...
On Apr 2, 3:26 pm, jasons wrote:
It means nothing. that was spam that you got. they don't actually have
that e-mail address. they make it look like it so that you'll open
it.
On Apr 1, 2:29 pm, an88 wrote:
i just got a chat invite from a stranger with an email id resembling
mine.
He/She has just added an extra existing alphabet in my id - most
people wont notice the difference.
What should be done about a stranger using a mail id resembling mine,
to impersonate me to send unwanted mails?
i havent accepted the invite yet- but what could this mean?- Hide quoted text -