MOVING ON

Copy-pasted below are dubious messages supposedly from Google, and Gmail. I just wonder what kind of pleasure do people who are into these things derive from sending out messages like these....hmmmm, the travails of having an online presence these days...well, what else can I say? from Google promotions reply-to mrg.benfield01@msn.com to date Sat, Jun 27, 2009 at 7:39 AM subject Google Online Promo © 2009 mailed-by univ.trieste.it hide details 7:39 AM (3 hours ago) Reply Follow up message Dear Valued Customer, Your e-mail has emerged as a winner of £500,000.00 GBP (Five Hundred Thousand British Pounds) in our on-going promotion.Your Winning details are as follows: Computer Generated Profile Numbers (CGPN):7-22-71-00-66-12, Ticket number: 00869575733664, Serial numbers:/BTD/8070447706/06, Lucky numbers: 12-12-23-35-40-41(12). Contact Mr Grahams Benfield, for more details through the contact below: Mr Grahams Benfield,, Email: mrg.benfield02@gmail.com Sincerely, Mr Peter Janot. +++

Lately, I've been getting some strange replies from people I don't really know. They were replying to emails which they thought I sent them, asking them to apply for vacancies in a fictitious company that I'm supposed to represent. Despite the malicious intent, I hope something good happens from all these......Help! I copy-pasted below the text of the emails which was sent to a number of people. I apologize for the inconvenience this may have caused anyone out there. I'm a real person, and you can just reply to this posting if you want to know more about these malicious emails where my email addresses have been used. I've also received some job offers from several companies that are dubious. I copy pasted one of them here. I'll be updating this email as soon as I receive letters similar to this. Thank you for taking time to read this! from Sam Judge <"wolrdjob@yahoo.com"> to dyerohmeb@gmail.com date Sun, Aug 23, 2009 at 7:50 PM subject Re: per