Re: U.K. Lottery Spam / URL "Previously Appealed"

"Michael Brennan >" <"Michael Brennan
<Nobody"@SpamCop.devnull.diespammerdie.net> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> This phony U.K. lottery spam
>
> http://www.spamcop.net/sc?id=z948355688z7f00015eb266672cf1d7d5c584e4cc54z
>
SNIP
> I just noticed a posting from Berny about a new trend toward IB links
> being deliberately included by spammers.  Would this be an example?

No, I doubt it, either a look alike or a real link to the lotto to convince
you that you won a real lotto

What I've seen are Links to yellow pages (telephone book) , Stock brokers
(keep in mind these are penis and watch spams), Game sites, and the like, in
the part of the HTML that isn't rendered normally when the mail is rendered
in a mailreader.

>
> Interestingly, I found two other e-mail addresses in the spambody at
> katamail.com and myway.com, which looked like they could be spammer
> contacts, which were not picked out by the parser.

Well, AFAIK it's been years since SC picked out LARTS for embedded email
addresses, too many were fakes.

You'll have to LART those manually, if you think those are dropboxes,
although the web parser will tell you where, if you insert them in the
window.