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I got 2 of these a hour ago. "This may be a spoofed message" Google says, I clicked spam even though it's from myself. It was to me and a bunch of other emails
by Keverw 8y ago
I got 2 of these a hour ago.
"This may be a spoofed message" Google says, I clicked spam even though it's from myself. It was to me and a bunch of other emails. Wasn't in my sent folder though and no one else has accessed my account.
"Sexy Girls Asian Girls Looking for US Men" is the subject and says it's sent from "----------------- via telus.com"
Really odd, seems to be some ISP in Canada and I live in the USA... Wonder how they got my email.
- coleschifer 8y agoI encountered the same thing, but different adverts.
- Spooky23 8y agoWeird. My wife and I got the same email.
- lione 8y agoTelus is a phone/ISP company, they're pretty much uninvolved other then the ability to send emails from a @gmail.com address for their customers needs. Spammers are just utilizing that for malicious purposes with spoofed headers. As for how they got your email, the spammers could very well be working from the US too, Telus is just a tool. But then again on the internet boundaries matter less and they could be halfway across the world and got your email from a random online leaked list.