Suspicious Email

[Jon Hill 0]

Hi,

I recieved the following email today. Looks dodgy to me, is it genuine?

Jon Hill,

georgios has sent you this email from http://www.predecimal.com/forum/index.php.

Dear friend collector, Athens 11-11-2005

Alibaba's Hoard Ltd. would like to inform you that our site with address www.alibabacoins.com is fully operational for the four scheduled test auctions that are already available for viewing. We invite you to take part in them without any obligation to buy, since they have virtual character. The auctions will be renewed weekly opening on Friday and closing, after ten days, on Sunday at 18:00 Central Europe Time.

At the end of the test period, after one month, the auction will be conducted normally. This is a chance to win some privileges that are being awarded during the test period and get familiar with the operations and the possibilities given at our site. Read more about at <a href="http://www.alibabacoins.com"> www.alibabacoins.com </a>

www.alibabacoins.com

We will be waiting you suggestions at the email: info@alibabacoins.com

Sincerely yours

For the Alibaba's Hoard Ltd.

John Poulakis

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[Chris Perkins 223]

Yes, Mr Pulakis is a member of the forum and sent them from the Forum software.

It's unsolicitored of course, but he doesn't actually know your email address unless you reply. His website is real and won't do anything dodgy by visiting it.

He should have really asked me first, but I'll turn a blind eye this time.