Just a heads up. The antis are targeting anyone in the hunting industry with bogus info requests.
If they cant get info then they try and send you viruses.

Jackie Debusschere <jackiedebusschere5@gmail.com>

is one of the aliases they use.
Please beware. Never click on a link

I've rec'd a couple of these. If you read carefully they usually have made some errors or are very vague in what they're asking as they don't know the language and phrasing a hunter might use.

Mark

Correct Mark.
Here is a sample.
Lets hope this imbecile gets a permanent cramp in their ass

Hi, 

Hope this e-mail fine You well, thanks for getting back to me.The document consist the list of what i'm interested in hunting after going through your webpage. And the necessary document require for our hunting trip..Please find the link below.

This email is legit and safe.

Please let me know if you have any questions or need any additional  information.
 

Thanks You
Jackie Debusschere.

The first tip off in bogus phishing emails is poor grammar. If these idiots ever learn proper or even good grammar, things will get tricky.

Sounds like those scams from India about money!

George

quote:

Originally posted by jdollar:
The first tip off in bogus phishing emails is poor grammar. If these idiots ever learn proper or even good grammar, things will get tricky.

This^

Look for bait mail or something like it, and put their address in.

They will get a rediculous amount of mail.

Some of these let you decide how many messages they receive per minute

quote:

Originally posted by Saeed:
Look for bait mail or something like it, and put their address in.

They will get a ridiculous amount of mail.

Some of these let you decide how many messages they receive per minute

Live by the Sword and die by the Sword ...

Maybe it's a Nigerian prince looking for a hunt?