Scam Is this for real?

[jd0s1]

Dear Webmaster,

My name is Liz, and my company Topspot Promotions represents sites in entertainment, sport and gaming. We are looking at reputable sites to place our clients' ads. Please let me know if you are interested.

For further details please don't hesitate to contact me.

Kind Regards,
Liz Jenkins
Advertising Consultant
Business Development Department
[email protected]
Topspot Promotions

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[rush]

Doesn't look that great, no contact details on their site, other than e-mail & the registrant name on the whois is listed as N/A. Seems they have recently switched from a .com extension to .net, probably to cover their spam tracks, looking at the search results for the name.

This blog post has a bit of info on them:
Bête de Jour: Bingo? Let's Play!

 

[aZooZa]

Let me just explain this type of spam and how it doesn't work:

1. You should be opted-in to receive it.

2. The emailer should state their telephone, physical address and an opt-out link.

If it don't conform to that, it's 'orrible 'ormel.

 

[jd0s1]

Thanks. I thought that when I went on the site myself.