How lucky am I?

Microsoft must really love me in order to redirect me to a casino offering a whopping $800.00 bonus! Oh Joy!!!

Oh, what odious web we weave / when first we practice to decieve.

Hopefully this one will be gone soon. I have reported it already.

Everything that glitters isnt gold people.


This message was marked as junk and will be deleted after ten days.

This letter is a gift from heaven as it gives you easy money for signing up.?
From: Dan C Lashley ([email protected])
You may not know this sender.Mark as safe|Mark as junk
Sent: Wed 4/15/09 6:06 PM
To: Don'tYouBelieveIt

This is a real wonder and you are the luckiest person in the world to get this letter. This message gives you a chance to open the door into better future. Sign up and get your cash immediately.
Welcome >> Click

Welcome to Scamwarners.
It's not clear what you have reported. [email protected] is a spoofed email address, not a free one from the likes of Hotmail, Gmail, etc. There are no free microsoft.com addresses.
Generally, e don't advocate closing free email addresses. They're easily replaced, and it interferes with our keeping track of them, and another baiting site. Websites yes, but casino spam isn't something we deal with. Not necessarily scams. The odds are in the casino's favour, but you might win.