I got an e-mail with alleged private (and racy) photos of the royal wedding. They look real, but can't be. The images all trace back to web125709.mail.ne1.yahoo.com, apparantly a known spammer. One site I found had all the images plus a couple more: http://aprilleflye.blogspot.com/2011/05/wild-side-of-buckingham-family-after.html

and it looks iffy too.

You had nothing on your site.

I finally found they are from a tongue-in-cheek book using look-alikes: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/features/3494447/Wills-Kate-The-fairytale-wedding.html

I can't find how to submit something to your site, so I'm resorting to this. I can send the mail to you on request. I figure if I got this (and was tempted to pass it on), others will too.

Thank you,

James Keating
jkeating@gol.com

Hello,

We provide anti-spam filtering solutions. We would be interested in collaborating on scam detection with you – we can also provide you with feedback about the phishing emails we are blocking ourselves. Is such a partnership something you are interested in and is it possible to subscribe to your phishing alerts via email?

Thank you

s. Anil
Omniquad
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