gunthergloop

Some of you might already have gotten a similar email from
videogamesplus.com...

"Please be advised that we are currently investigating a security issue.
As a safety precaution we are recommending all customers please login to
their accounts and change their passwords."

....Have they all sold their databases this January and are looking for a
way to explain any paths back to them for future spam?

-Kevin.

gunthergloop

On 18/01/2012 17:03, gunthergloop wrote:
> Some of you might already have gotten a similar email from
> videogamesplus.com...
>
> "Please be advised that we are currently investigating a security issue.
> As a safety precaution we are recommending all customers please login to
> their accounts and change their passwords."
>
> ...Have they all sold their databases this January and are looking for a
> way to explain any paths back to them for future spam?
>

....And so far I've gotten 4 of these emails, so if it's not a security
breach *something* has definitely gone screwy with them.

-Kevin.

Toby Newman

On 2012-01-18, gunthergloop <news1@keviSPAMNOnforde.com> wrote:
> Some of you might already have gotten a similar email from
> videogamesplus.com...
>
> "Please be advised that we are currently investigating a security issue.
> As a safety precaution we are recommending all customers please login to
> their accounts and change their passwords."
>
> ...Have they all sold their databases this January and are looking for a
> way to explain any paths back to them for future spam?

My order history there says I ordered one thing in 2004 and another in
2005, but they have my up-to-date address that I only moved into in
2011! How?

/baffled

--
-Toby
Add the word afiduluminag to the subject to circumvent my email filters.