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Hey Guys,

I just thought this was peculiar. I received an e-mail from [email protected] in my Bulk section. It had an attachment saying "here are your bank documents". I do not open mail from strangers but I thought this was very interesting. Anyone get the same e-mail? I have never done business with these guys and never plan to. Anyone care to comment on what to think of this?

Brett
 
Computer viruses will commonly copy email addresses from either the infected computer's address book or it's internet cache (webpages it's visited). So an infected computer sent you the email and faked the from address. 99% sure it has nothing to do with bearded pets or their computers.
 
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