Phisher of the Week

[Gary Layng]

I had a spam that advised me that now that I had a new big bed, I needed a new 
big penis to go with it.

Unfortunately for the spammer, I last bought a new bed well over a decade ago.

One day many years ago, my then 17-year-old nephew came down after checking 
his e-mail: he had an offer to enlarge his breasts.  His 15-year-old sister, 
upstairs checking her e-mail, heard him and advised us she just received an 
offer to enlarge her penis.

That spammer had a lot to learn about anatomy.  ^_^

On Monday 03 December 2007 21:58, Colin McGregor wrote:
> --- phiscock-g851W1bGYuGnS0EtXVNi6w at public.gmane.org wrote:
> > Confirm Yout Account
> >
> > Dear PayPal ® valued member, (etc, etc)
>
> Ah, boring spam, the stuff I seem to get dozens of a
> day... That along with the lottery "wins", OEM
> software and drug spam seem to make up 90+% percent of
> the spam I see.
>
> Who has actually seen some (almost) interesting spam
> recently? I have recently seen two almost interesting
> spams. One was a weight loss drug spam that came with
> a image of an attractive bathing suit wearing woman.
> Given the recent weather :-( , the background behind
> the woman was almost as attractive as she was... The
> other almost interesting spam was for a rubber sex toy
> ... spam can get kinky and seriously weird if someone
> thinks they can make some $$$ .
>
> Colin McGregor
>
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