Got the usual pitch for fake passports etc to my personal email
"received from a8-57.smtp-out.amazonses.com ([54.240.8.57]"
Anyone else had the pleasure?
 
body:

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DO NOT REPLY TO THIS MAIL.
To reply to the message visit http://forum.cakewalk.com/FindPost/2850352
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faky1 at June 26, 13 1:26 AM

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We offer only original high-quality fake passports, driver’s licenses, identity cards, vis
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We offer only original high-quality fake passports, driver’s licenses, identity cards, visas, birth certificates and other products for a number of countries like:
USA, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Finland, France, Germany, Israel, Mexico, Netherlands, South Africa, Spain, United Kingdom, etc...

That's worrying.
 
Have you informed Cake?

Nothing yet.

That looks like a subscription notification of a private message, which includes the spam they sent. Did you receive a PM?

Ryan Munnis [Cakewalk]
That looks like a subscription notification of a private message, which includes the spam they sent. Did you receive a PM?

I received an email notification today that one of my posts had been marked helpful. Unfortunately that email was  deleted.
This post was referenced: http://forum.cakewalk.com/FindPost/2849782
No recent PM's.

Hi,
 
You need to grab the "headers" from this email and send them to Cakewalk, and also to the two main spam location on the Internet ...
 
It doesn't always work, because most spam'rs know how to "spoof" their address (use fake information), but the routing on the email covers various IP's that can be tracked and the Admins can chase down some of that stuff going through.
 
In general, you are already infected and someone already had your information ... is the best way to look at it!
 
We have to learn to stop using programs to downlaod merde to our computers! STOP IT! You must learn to do "Webmail" (online mail only!), so that the majority of this stuff can not get to your own machine. You kinda learn to not open these emails and I tend to go through them in the "preview" section at Comcast, and delete everything ... then, you can download things with Outlook Express or the like, but I still wouldn't! AND DON'T!