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Thread ID: 93716	2008-09-28 18:48:00	Anyone else been invited to a private website release?	pcuser42 (130)	PC World Chat

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708341	2008-09-28 18:48:00	Apparantly this guy got my email off my website. If it's a bot, it's a damn clever one - my email address on my site is bot protected, although it was sent from Windows Live Mail - there's an ad tacked onto the bottom. :rolleyes: Hello, Considering your web development skills we would like to invite you to the release of the website [site] And in doing so we wish to get your feedback and sincere opinion on it, so please take your time to reply to this email, we will appreciate it a lot! By the way, I got your email from your site, I hope you don't mind, and I wanted to say that I found your site really good, enjoyed finding it, as I was searching for skillfull web developers, graphic designers, programmers, musicians and other people from whom I could learn and improve the website. So please consider visiting [site] and reviewing it! Best regards, [company] [site] I didn't even design my website. Should I reply (rudely :p), or not, that is the question. :D	pcuser42 (130)
708342	2008-09-28 19:01:00	Personally I'd ignore it - what is very common is scams use free email accounts like Yahoo, Hotmail / Windows live mail. Most legit companies I know use an email address thats traceable if a person looks. Look at any of the Scam emails - all usually are ???? @ livemail.com	wainuitech (129)
708343	2008-09-28 19:14:00	Sounds like some creative spam.	somebody (208)
708344	2008-09-28 19:31:00	Sounds like spam to me also and I would ignore it if it's from a Hotmail or similar email account. If the email was from the domain of the website in question I'd check it out briefly but would consider it spam too.	sal (67)
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