I received this strange mail today:
(I replaced the end of the userID with XXXXXX in case somebody tries to open it and made the link unclickable.)
It's an HTML mail, but there's no dangerous content. Sender address seems to be like in most spam mails (some_name@some_company.com, no full name given), according to the headers it's been sent from a dial-up connection in Denmark.
Any ideas what this is about?
QUOTE said:Subject: Nintendo Stars!
This message from Nintendo of Europe is to give you some STARS!!!!
Please click on the link below to receive your stars.
http.//www.nintendo-europe.com/NOE/en/GB/home/index.do?dsource=emailTest&userId=NE4v4Xud9HJucG5NeSOZ3Dx%2FxmXXXXXX
If you have received this message in error, please delete it. You will receive no further correspondence from Nintendo.
Please do not reply to this message.
(I replaced the end of the userID with XXXXXX in case somebody tries to open it and made the link unclickable.)
It's an HTML mail, but there's no dangerous content. Sender address seems to be like in most spam mails (some_name@some_company.com, no full name given), according to the headers it's been sent from a dial-up connection in Denmark.
Any ideas what this is about?