Have you all been getting more and more of these refinance SPAMS?
I have looked up the domain names for many of these recent mailings and they ALL seem to originate from Bejing China. Now, is China actively trying to get our money (even though we owe them tons of it). I have to wonder how so many of these emails come from a country that has rather extreme restrictions on their internet use. Am I missing something? Outlook doesn't block anything reliably by itself, and using the Rules wizard to delete these messages based on content is not fail-safe (as it could delete genuine emails while leaving many of the SPAM get through).
I have gone to a few of these sites (never by clicking on their links, but by directly typing in their domain in a browser), and they all have the "remove me" link. I have started to have fun with my response comments , for example I have been claiming that they "...really just missed the boat since I just bought 200 acres in Alaska with 12 subdivisions. My refinance involved a loan for $9 Million with mortgages on a property in Manhattan."
Also, I don't need a luxury watch!
I have looked up the domain names for many of these recent mailings and they ALL seem to originate from Bejing China. Now, is China actively trying to get our money (even though we owe them tons of it). I have to wonder how so many of these emails come from a country that has rather extreme restrictions on their internet use. Am I missing something? Outlook doesn't block anything reliably by itself, and using the Rules wizard to delete these messages based on content is not fail-safe (as it could delete genuine emails while leaving many of the SPAM get through).
I have gone to a few of these sites (never by clicking on their links, but by directly typing in their domain in a browser), and they all have the "remove me" link. I have started to have fun with my response comments , for example I have been claiming that they "...really just missed the boat since I just bought 200 acres in Alaska with 12 subdivisions. My refinance involved a loan for $9 Million with mortgages on a property in Manhattan."
Also, I don't need a luxury watch!
