Have anyone received an e mail from a person named George Mattews he is claiming to work for a company based in Europe and Asia and the name of the company is “Petergof Market Group” ,this person sent me an email last week telling me that he saw my resume at monster.com and now he is offering me to work for his company!,i contacted monster.com customer service but they told me that they don’t have any idea of who he is or anything about this company but this doesn’t necessarily means that he is trying to scam me,i just wondering if anyone else had receive an e mail from him also
Thanks in advance
PS___ by the way the job he is offering me it has something to do with taking packages to USPS mail offices and get paid 40 bucks for each package for a 3 weeks trial period. I was scammed once and nowadays with this situation being unemployed and no jobs o sight it is hard to resist a job offer! i even google the name of the company and came back with no results.
by the way i found the e mail in the inbox folder,not in the spam folder
I’ve been receiving quite a bit of Spam e-mail in my yahoo inbox over the past six months to a year (I received 32 of them over the weekend). When I started receiving them, I was somewhat scared to open them, but then scanned some of them with antivirus software and when it said there was no virus threat, I opened some of them.
When I opened them, virtually ALL of them, regardless of the subject line, contain stock market quotes in some form or another. Many of them have subject lines that make no sense. Here’s an example of one (It’s from “Kathie King”, and the subject is “The atheist between manganese”):
“Take a look at this ONE!!!
Campaign for: CDYV – Price: $0.089, 5 Day Target price: $0.425!!!
This sym is gaining momentum…
CDYV have released very hot news. Check this out, daryleddy and call to
your brocker right now…”
Notice the grammar and spelling errors? I was wondering if anyone is getting similar e-mails and/or knows how to stop this crap. Thanks.
My husband and I have been receiving e-mails like crazy on *** like “lonely married woman seeking some to make love to”. We have spam them but it doesn’t stop. I went into the account and unchecked all
marketing and it’s still there.
Below is the E-mail in question
Dear Member,
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To continue click here, login to your Yahoo Marketing account and follow the steps.
Thank you for using Yahoo Marketing!
Yahoo Marketing Services DEP.
Please do not reply to this email. This mailbox is not monitored and you will not receive a respons.
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If this is a scam, please let me know. Thank you Shytwous@yahoo.com
It would be cool if you could come up with a way to unsubscribe to junk mail without having to open it, find the link and take all day. Something like the ‘delete’ button we have already. With an automatic ‘unsubscribe’ checkbox next to junk e-mails, you’d corner the market instantly. So many junk e-mails are repeated for weeks at a time. Give us a solution to that, and you’ll own the e-mail world.
How do the companies determine who to target? The emails I get are for items that I would never purchase. I mark all the emails as spam in my yahoo mail, but the next day same old junk and a lot of the time from the same person. Why do the companies waste time
marketing to someone who has and never will make a purchase?
I have over 20 million email addresses in an opt-in
email list that I purchased and I would like to know how to send them all out.
I am so sick of junk emails how can I block certain people from emailing me. also is there somewhere to report the advertisers who do not have opt out links? Don’t they have to have those?
