Samples of spam received, part 5

This page lists, for the perusal of the public, some of the spam (bulk junk email, unsolicited commercial email, etc.) received here. Spammers steal other people's resources for their advertising, so please don't do business with them. This is page 5; page 1 is here, page 2 is here, page 3 is here. and page 4 is here.

• Yet another spam on behalf of the Central European Journal of Mathematics, this one claiming to be from gmargulis@cesj.net, On their web sites, I found the additional email addresses bartek@cesj.com, dominika@cesj.com, greg@cesj.com, rpielaszek@cesj.com, betley@cesj.com, and adefratyka@cesj.com. Here is who they are according to Sam Spade, and here is who their other domain is. Contacts from there: jacek_ciesielski@poczta.onet.pl, jacek_ciesielski@poczta.onet.pl0, and jacek_ciesielski@poczta.onet.pl1. I won't let them publish anything I write, I won't referee anything for them, I will avoid referring to papers published there, and I have asked my library not to subscribe to this journal.
• Spam, claiming to be from worldmath@canada.com, spam, claiming to be from wseas2004@canada.com, and spam, claiming to be from wseas2004@canada.com, all advertising conferences with no connection with anything I have ever done, and whose organizers are apparently so desperate for attendance that they flood the internet with bulk emailed ads for it. The web site wseas.org doesn't appear in the spam, but it exists and certainly appears to be the same people. It has the address info@wseas.org, with instructions to include "WSEAS" in the subject, as a defense against spam. How typically hypocritical of the spammer: they send lots of spam, but don't want to get any. Here is who they are according to Sam Spade. Contacts from there: wses@worldses.org and customerservice@networksolutions.com. When I looked at it, some content from the web site came from worldses.org. Here is who they are according to Sam Spade. Contacts from there: wses@worldses.org and customerservice@networksolutions.com. See here for other spam that appears to be from the same people.
• Spam claiming to be from Stephanie Mastrangelo of Thomson ISI, a818b044.550884.d1f03ef8622c65aa.16.n.4@scientific-direct.com, or isif1@scientific-direct.net. A spammer lie: "You have received this e-mail in the genuine belief that its contents would be of interest to you." Here is who they are according to Sam Spade. Contacts from there: denise.searfass@thomson.com and customerservice@networksolutions.com. And here is who their other web site is according to Sam Spade. Contacts from there: denise.searfass@thomson.com and robert.kenig@isinet.com.
• Spam 1 and Spam 2, claiming to be from jpaugh@advancedclustering.com, of Advanced Spamming Technologies (oh, excuse me, Advanced Clustering Technologies). Here is who they are according to Sam Spade. Contact from there: dns@advancedclustering.com. Also try the email address info@advancedclustering.com from their website, or call toll-free 866-802-8222 to tell them what you think of their spam.
• Yet more repeated spams: spam, claiming to be from jay@textbookreusers.com, spam, claiming to be from jay@textbookreusers.com, spam, claiming to be from jay@textbookreusers.com and also containing the email address Jay@textbookreusers.com, advertising the visit of someone who wants to buy my unneeded textbooks. They all claim to be on behalf of Jay Wise. He seems to have switched mail programs: all these spams, but especially the last one, are so packed with html encoding as to be incomprehensible. The textbookreusers.com website also has the email address customerservice@textbookreusers.com. The spam appears to have been sent via bookbyte.com, and its website contains the email addresses customerservice@bookbyte.com, mfreed@bookbyte.com, and webmaster@bookbyte.com, See here for other spam advertising Jay Wise. I will take my business elsewhere.
• Spam claiming to be from support@algebra-help.info, whose author can't tell the difference between research in operator algebras and the content of a high school algebra course. Here is who they are according to Sam Spade. Contact from there: david@fine-wine-guide.com.
• Spam claiming to be from news@iblack.ca, also containing the email addresses support@email-lists.biz. Here is who they are according to Sam Spade. Contacts from there: dayvassell@yahoo.ca and postmaster@easyhosting.com. And an email address from their web site: iblack@iblack.ca@iblack.ca. They claim to have emailed a "purchased verified opt-in list" (of course, such a thing is an obvious contradiction in terms) from "Email Lists, LLC", support@email-lists.biz. They claim that company states, "Our opt-in email lists are 100% permission-based ...", which is an outright lie. (What else do you expect from a spammer?) Here is who they are according to Sam Spade. Contacts from there: admin@email-lists.biz and admin@invita.net. Also try the toll-free telephone number 815-327-2793.
• Wolfram, publishers of Mathematica, spams me (claiming to be from mailer@mercury.wolfram.com, also containing the email address education@wolfram.com), again (claiming to be from mailer@mercury.wolfram.com, also containing the email address mathwire@wolfram.com), again (claiming to be from mailer@mercury.wolfram.com, also containing the email address education@wolfram.com), again (claiming to be from mailer@mercury.wolfram.com, also containing the email address education@wolfram.com), and again (claiming to be from mailer@mercury.wolfram.com, also containing the email address mathwire@wolfram.com). I made the mistake of not using a throwaway account when registering something, and I got spammed repeatedly even though I left no boxes checked asking for further email. I won't make this mistake again, and I will avoid Wolfram as much as I can.
• Spam claiming to be from roger@ligne-net.info, also containing the email address prime@cyportal.net. Here is who they are according to Sam Spade. Contacts from there: roger@consultant.com, admin@pcamanagement.biz, hostmaster@webscorpion.com, and domains@ev1servers.net.
• Spam claiming to be from sales@hktel.com, also containing the email address manbond@hktel.com. This moron think I would hire a spammer to provide telephone service for my call center in Hong Kong! Here is who they are according to Sam Spade. Contact from there: manbond@HKTEL.COM.
• Spam claiming to be from tester@mail.ru, also containing the email addresses dsvfds@sss.ru and support@ElectraSoft.com, advertising a "32bit Email Broadcaster!" Here is who they are according to Sam Spade. Contact from there: jon@electrasoft.com.
• Spam claiming to be from the "Savvy Investor Newsletter", TSIpublication@press.prserv.net, also containing the email address TradingMarkets@jonstoneman.org. Of course, a truly savvy investor would probably sell short any stocks advertised in spam.
• Another spam claiming to be from stockscan@research.prserv.net, appanently from the same pump and dump scammer as the spam listed above.
• Spam claiming to be from customercare@maxlife.prserv.net, also containing the email address InsureMe@zazu.dhdmedia.com, with something about life insurance in the subject but with illegible encoded contents.
• Spam claiming to be from firstchoice@maxlife.prserv.net, essentially the same as the previous spam, with something about life insurance in the subject but with illegible encoded contents.
• Spam claiming to be from reports@selectchoice.net, also containing the email addresses reply@selectchoice.net and bounce@selectchoice.net. Here is who they are according to Sam Spade. Contact from there: admin@selectchoice.net.
• Spam claiming to be from GiselleDougherty@ccsiteam.com. also containing the email addresses Here is who the spamvertised website is according to Sam Spade. Contact from there: remote-printer.TaiKi@85224297116.iddd.tpc.int.
• Spam about a virus I didn't send, claiming to be from comth@angle.siaminterhost.com, also containing the email address webmaster@com-th.net.
• Spam claiming to be from mariam_abou222@yahoo.ca, also containing the email address weah_thomas80@yahoo.fr, for some kind of scam involving a large quantity of imaginary gold.
• Spam claiming to be from nobody@server14.carpediem-it.co.uk, also containing the email addresses uk1_.lottery@laposte.net, and Andrewyoung13@cash-change-uk-ltd.com; spam claiming to be from l4_coordinator@yahoo.com, also containing the email address finan_direct10@cashchangeltd.org; spam claiming to be from wwwuser@cgi04.force9.net, also containing the email addresses goldenlotteryuk@telkom.net and findirec2@cashchnguk.net. It is a scam which claims I have won a large sum of money in a ficticious lottery. Sam Spade gave information on various domains which appear to be associated with this scam: here, with contact address domains@COVAD.NET; here, with contact addresses findire@yahoo.com and domain.tech@YAHOO-INC.COM; and here, with contact address help@cashchangeltd.org.
• Another lottery scam spam, claiming to be from pgsa_grants@yahoo.co.uk, also containing the email address fmanager4@pinnacle-finance-solutions.com Here is who the contact site is according to Sam Spade. Contacts from there: admin@pinnacle-finance-solutions.com and MSN-PA-TECH@msn.com.
• More fraudulent lottery spams:
  • Spam claiming to be from colemanager200@yahoo.com.
  • Spam claiming to be from colemanager200@yahoo.com.
  • Spam claiming to be from root@host206.ipowerweb.com, also containing the email addresses claimsagent@interscopefinance.net and pprescott1@ifgsouthafrica.com.
  • Spam claiming to be from stevewilliams@correo.terra.com.pa, also containing the email address cordwilliams@iol.pt.
  • Spam claiming to be from wwwrun@resi.makeat.net, also containing the email addresses lotteryprotea@yahoo.com and p_prescott5@interscopefinancegroup.net.
  • Spam claiming to be from info_oyllottery@gmx.net, also containing the email addresses INFO_OYLLOTTERY@gmx.net, f_kluvet_oyl@walla.com, and frk_kluvet_oyl@yahoo.com.
• Fraudulent solicitations to assist with bank transfers of large sums of money:
  • Scam claiming to be from alhajimohammed@ignazio.it, "To" header alhajimohammed@myway.com.
  • Scam claiming to be from apache@www2.pipni.cz, or alicefamilylegacy776@operamail.com, with alicefamily775@yahoo.co.in in the text of the message.
  • Scam claiming to be from auditorray1@yahoo.ca, reply to header rayc2004@mail.com.
  • Scam claiming to be from collins50b_kojo@hotmail.com, with collins50b_kojo@zwallet.com in the text of the message.
  • Scam claiming to be from chuksxxfley@yahoo.com, reply to header chuksxxxfley@yahoo.com.
  • Scam claiming to be from jekjire6@yahoo.co.uk.
  • Scam claiming to be from manofintergrity2000@yahoo.co.uk, with justinego2004@hotmail.com in the text of the message.
  • Scam claiming to be from lorgu_06@hotmail.com.
  • Scam claiming to be from desuaa11@yahoo.co.uk, reply to header desuaa1@yahoo.co.uk, with m.dehu@caramail.com in the text of the message.
  • Scam claiming to be from charlesonuniwu1@tiscali.fi, with charlesonuniwu@yahoo.com in the text of the message.
  • Scam claiming to be from josephtanko75sa@yahoo.co.uk, reply to header josephtanko1@myself.com.
  • Scam claiming to be from anonymous@host109.ipowerweb.com, or wangqin66@3xl.net.
  • Scam claiming to be from chwglee1@ozu.es, with chow_wong3@uymail.com in the text of the message.
  • Another scam claiming to be from chwglee1@ozu.es, with chow_wong3@uymail.com in the text of the message.