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Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2006 23:50:20 +0300
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Looks like it's originating in Northern VA.
This is not related but I had a call last night from Wells Fargo credit card fraud telling me someone was using our card. Wells canceled the card and reversed the charges.
I wonder where else we have been comprised...
The grammatical errors should give it away but I suppose this letter would not be read by native English speakers. The spelling of “programme” leaps right out.
The US is now using Thai cell Phones and Gmail among other inconsistancies? Not many will be caught in this scam.