Anyways, I've been continuing to receive email from this person, and I'm hesitant to send any more emails to this person since I've already sent two, the first being, "Who are you and why are you trying to seduce me with spam?"
(So, discounting a practical joke from someone I know, I was still puzzled)
The emails kept coming though, and unfortunately I deleted the first two emails I got thinking they were just spam.
I sent a second email asking this person "Where did you get my name and email address from?", admittedly from myself and other people I have talked to about this, the act of responding to this person is only validating my email address as a valid spammable email address. But this person wasn't asking me for any info, money, link-age, or anything at all from me, other then just to listen to the emails she sent.
Most all the email's are full of broken english and might be hard to follow, but I present to you the following chronology of the Russian Lady emails in hopes that someone can decode this much better then I can: (P.S. all these were received unsolicited from me, OBVIOUSLY)
Email Log with Full Headers
I noticed in a couple emails that the name "Brendan" had a space before the period, indicating some kind of email template flub for the "name" field, which blazingly says spam to me. Of course I picked up on this, but I still have no idea, why the hell would someone want to carry on like this through Spam?
BTW, Here are the ONLY emails I sent:
----- To: feelings78@eastlinecorp.org
Who the hell are you and why are you trying to seduce me through spam?
----- To: feelings78@eastlinecorp.org
Can you tell me where you got my name and email address from? Just curious.
----- To: support@eastlinecorp.org
Hello,
I wanted to ask something, I have been getting emails from your domain, and I wanted to make sure it was a real person. Can you tell me? This email address: feelings78@eastlinecorp.org Is this a real person at your company or is this a scam of some kind? Is there a real person at your company named Yuliya?
Thanks Brendan
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The weird part is this, the "eastlinecorp.org" website existed as a Russian website a couple days ago before I sent the email to support@eastlinecorp.org, and now the website doesn't exist. And the website appears to have been registered only on 03-Jul-2006 21:46:32 UT. If you notice in the email log, you'll see she mysteriously changed email providers in the middle of the conversation. So, is this just a really elaborate scheme to get me interested in her so she can get a greencard in the US or something even more nefarious?