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FROM:

..netspend com..

TO:

emidns@netspend.net

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You have received this file because your account has been limited.

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this download takes you to login page on Netspend. askes for password which doesn't show dots…… it actually shows ur password

Although these spams have many of the earmarks of phishing, they are actually from Sears. I never signed up for e-mail from TrueWebOffers, and searching for an entity named TrueWebOffers yields no results. The URL http://www.ash-falken.de goes to a very odd page about vacation rentals, which is a front.

Here is my latest e-mail from Sears on this subject:

Social Media Support smsupport@searshc.com
to “otis75 @dslextreme.com”
date Sat, May 21, 2011 at 7:51 AM
subject RE: SOCIAL MEDIA SUPPORT/OTIS/CASE 3606966/UNSOLICITED 3/KL
mailed-by searshc.com

hide details 7:51 AM (3 hours ago)

Hi Otis:

We would like to correct your perception that we don’t care. We do care. Otherwise, we would not have responded to your email in the first place.

Secondly, you are absolutely right. I will quote you the company line. That’s what a conscientious employee does. We like working at Sears.

Thirdly, the response I gave you is the only fix I know for SPAM. I am not aware of anyone at Sears whose primary job it is to prevent SPAM. In my opinion (perhaps not Sears’) SPAM is as much a part of the Internet as commercials are of network TV–although SPAMMERS don’t generally pay for their time slot and frequently don’t get anyone’s permission. The Internet is vast and perhaps not worth the time and resources it would take to gain the kind of control you espouse.

I apologize that I can’t be more help to you. I have no one else to forward your concerns to. I am your Senior Case Manager at Sears corporate. If you write to the CEO, your letter will come back to me. I will have the same answer that I provided in my previous email. I suggest you click Unsubscribe at the bottom of the unwanted email or identify as SPAM in your inbox so unwanted emails go to your SPAM folder. Thank you for your input.

Thank you,

Kirk L.

Social Media Support – Senior Case Manager

Phone: 800-573-8431 ext. 10318

Email: smsupport@searshc.com

Hours: Tuesday – Saturday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (CDT)

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SEARS PURPOSELY SPONSORS THIS CRAP, NOW SENT FROM GERMANY TO CIRCUMVENT THE FTC, AS IF THE FTC CARED.

All I can do is what I did last month: buy appliances (a new dryer) and everything else somewhere else. Anywhere else. Except Orchard Supply, which used to be a great hardware store and went to hell when purchased by Sears. I have to assume Sears sent all former Orchard Supply employees to a class where they learned how to flee from customers with questions and forget anything they previously knew about hardware. Or Orchards.

I went to the store and made a purchase and I knew I had the money to get what I needed and it only paid part of it and I had to go and use another card to make up the difference. When I got home I accessed the internet and found that there were 4 charges on my account in Texas. For Christ sakes I live in Florida.

Upon contacting customer service manager John I found out that someone had created a virtual card with my information. I didn’t even know that you could create a virtual card on line. I was fuming mad and told John that I felt this was done internally as I had not used that card on line. They had even changed my mailing address, password, etc.

They are now investigating this and I have closed all cards