Another fake MyBell portal spam:
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From: MyBell [mailto:customercenter@bell.ca]
Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2013 7:14 AM
To: www.eandroid.es ErHLy
Subject: (account-name)@sympatico.ca Billing Issue!
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Same format as the first example in this thread.
The URL (which seems to be non-functional) was:
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www.eandroid.es/(11_rand ··· atico.caOriginating IP was 69.157.227.217 (bas12-montrealak-1167975385.dsl.bell.ca) and was handled effortlessly through Bell/Microsoft servers and deposited into my sympatico account.
You would think that Bell would coordinate with Microsoft by now to insure that their spam filters catch this stuff and kill it so it doesn't spread. Again, my congratulations to the brain trust that is the IT staff at Bell for the way they manage their network services.
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