Russians are highly suspected of sending nonsense spam e-mails to Americans' free email accounts. Since the beginning of the Donald Trump presidency, Russia has been a nonstop topic discussed in U.S. politics and among the American people. Russian spammers are allegedly behind many free e-mail hacking attempts. And allegedly behind sending spam messages from possibly different parts of Russia. In March 2018, Russian spammers are highly suspected of sending Russian dating spam e-mails from Vladivostock, Russia.
The heading of the unopened email message comes from a name of "Olia."
The teasing headline says: [New Msg] You Got a Glance from Olia (from Vladivostock, Russia)
Ocean view of Vladivostock, Russia compliments of Google Maps
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Vladivostock has nothing in common with U.S.A!
What is this spamming nonsense? If Russian spammers are allegedly behind the free e-mail spamming scandal, why do they allegedly continue sending spam messages to on targeted Americans? Is it an alleged attempt to hack as many free e-mail passwords as possible and get as much information as they illegally the nonsense must stop. Sending spam is never good for business.
from Drewry News https://drewrynewsnetwork.com/blogs/news/2000-russianspam-guard-your-free-email-accounts-and-change-your-passwords
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