Hello Dear,I am guessing that the commercial angle is for me to write back and say "I am not a hotel" which confirms my email as legitimate. Or - maybe there is a Nigerian like angle here were they start a dialogue with me on how to book accommodation leading to me giving up a "deposit" etc. Anyway - my favourite part is the very familiar "Hello Dear" at the beginning.
I have 3 clients who will be coming for a vacation in your area from the 10th June to 25th June 2007. Kindly get back to me if you have vacancy for the specified period, Get back to me with the total cost of the 3 Doubles rooms for 3 clients for 15 days stay.
Do confirm if you accept major credit card for your payment.
Note, Breakfast will be included to the total cost.
Do get back to me with the total cost of their stay in Dollars.
Kind Regards,
Tim Hughes puts the boot into the highs and lows of the online travel business (with an Australasian/Asian bias) with some blogging about consuming and loving travel thrown in.
Sunday, February 25, 2007
Latest in travel spam
As you can appreciate, my timsboot email address attracts a lot of spam. I wanted to share one of the recent ones with you.
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it is simple.
they get you to book a multitude of things from a stolen credit card. then cancel and ask you to send them a chq or TT money less cancelation
great business idea # 84932
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