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Title: Spamming Mt. Gox Email Addresses: BitHyip.com Post by: ErgoOne on June 29, 2011, 07:20:42 PM The domain BitHyip.com is being spammed to the leaked Mt. Gox email address list. I am not sure whether the spam is sent by BitHyip.com itself or a rogue affiliate. Here's what the spams look like:
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= From: Jasper <Jasper@gmail.com> To: <hacked.mt-gox.email.address> Subject: Bitcoin Investment Program - BitHyip.com Reply-To: anons####@gmail.com Hello, I've found an aweomse opportunity to invest our bitcoin safely. Based on a HYIP concept BitHyip offer upto 150% in return after 5 days. They also provide a daily profit plan ! Please use my referal link to signup. Email me back and i will send my referal bonus to you ! http://www.bithyip.com/?ref=jasper Talk to your friends about this awesome news ! Jasper. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= If the owners of bithyip.com are here, they need to respond to this, and disable the account of this user and any other that is spamming the Mt. Gox email list. :/ That's *really* scummy behavior. Title: Re: Spamming Mt. Gox Email Addresses: BitHyip.com Post by: BitcoinPorn on June 29, 2011, 07:24:05 PM They claim denial, Gox users would have never used them anyways based on how they were advertised, everyone forgets in a month.
The high-yield investment program spammer wins. Somebody do something to change this. Title: Re: Spamming Mt. Gox Email Addresses: BitHyip.com Post by: saqwe on June 29, 2011, 07:26:28 PM yeah f you jasper >:(
Title: Re: Spamming Mt. Gox Email Addresses: BitHyip.com Post by: Man From The Future on June 29, 2011, 07:28:35 PM Well, the site's down. I wonder what vulnerability someone found! It already did strange stuff such as echoing SQL statements...
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