Open letter to Apple Mail

Seriously, Apple / iCloud / .Me / .Mac / Proofpoint / whoever is in charge; your spam filters suck so bad.

The algorithm has been drinking

I get these mails with THE SAME SUBJECT AND THE SAME CONTENT all the time from strange foreign domains that I have NEVER EVER recieved a mail from. The emails are transmitted from INSAAAANE subomains like this one hbkdgkjhkbcjzac.googlemoogl.tk. I mean REALLY? Doesn’t strings like googlemooglbooblbrobl ring any bells for ya? A five year old idiot would understand that this with 99% probability is spam. (No offense, five year old idiot.) Yet your spam algorithms are all drunk and can’t seem to cope with it.

I even send you almost every single spam mail to your spam account. Can’t you make your servers at least pay attention. This is the third mail with the same content I recieve within two hours. Sometimes there are 10 mails with the same format, content, text and subject, usually all with the same funky attachment with the same filename sent from multiple CRAZY subdomains on the same domain.

The girl from Tokelau

I mean – .tk??! The island of Tokelau? Shouldn’t it be some kind of amobean logic installed on mailservers today? Like when I – for the first time in my life – recieve five mails from five different persons that all live on the same remote island in the middle of the pacific ocean, that all have registered their mail on a subdomain so complex that Steven Hawking would have a hard time remembering its URL?

Your spam detection provider Proofpoint seemingly doesnt think so. Spamscore = 0. I don’t know what suspectscore is, but I suspect it is too low.

X-Proofpoint-Spam-Details: rule=notspam policy=default score=0 spamscore=0
 ipscore=0 suspectscore=3 phishscore=0 bulkscore=0 adultscore=0 classifier=spam
 adjust=0 reason=mlx scancount=1 engine=6.0.2-1305010000
 definitions=main-1306090111

Here is the mail in full:


Subject: Hi!

Body: Greetings. Top VIDEO attached with e-mail.
Attachment: 14308.txt


Attachment:


Congratulations! You Have Been Selected to watch this shocking new video that women DONT want you to see.

The video reveals a barely-legal mind control trick that you can use on† any woman to get her turned on, attracted to you, and wanting to f*&ck..In just SECONDS. Use this trick to slam 6 girls in the next 6 days…or use this to make that perfect 10 your loyal, dedicated girlfriend.

What you do with this secret is your choice..and your choice alone…But you have to watch this video NOW because it is coming down TONIGHT.
WATCH here http://www.facebook.com/l/apple;iphonezz.ru/site/

Unsubsrcibe click here http://www.facebook.com/l/apple;unsubmyemail.org/MTAyMDN8Mg


All right! Niceeee.

I guess I’m happy that you don’t read my mails, but I would seriously allow you to read all mails from googlemooglbooblbrobl and the likes. There, I received another one. Same attachment, different filename, different body and subject, new subdomain, this time it’s ekgfkachkfdjdf.googlemoogl.tk. Oh well.

Another concern is that several of the addresses I receive spam on, have never sent a message, registered anywhere etc. So how do these spam girls/boys get hold of it? Please fix, this has been a problem for ages now…

Published by bonka

Director, ex-computer programmer, photographer with a passion for storytelling and old cameras.

3 comments on “Open letter to Apple Mail”

  1. Wow, I thought I was the only one who had recently started getting these. I’ve passed on each one to Apple.
    Sadly I doubt they will respond to let us know that they have successfully blocked them.
    M

    1. I have noticed a big spike in traffic syndicating from RSS, so I guess we are not alone. (Anyone know the source?) To other onlookers: Although it seems archaic, Apple has an spam@me.com account you apparently can feed spam to (help pages say you have to forward it as an email attachment, so i guess iOS won’t do). Although no placebo is as tasteless as Apple placebo, I recommend you to also let some steam off via the iCloud feedback.

  2. It’s getting ridiculous! I have been in contact also with privacyprotect.org who are the company responsible for hiding these a$$hole’s real identity.
    They are an Australian-based company and they constantly reply saying that there is no evidence that they are spamming and here is their latest response in my attempt to stop it.

    *********
    Hello,

    Thank you for the notification.

    We request you to visit “https://support.google.com/mail/answer/22454?hl=en” to find the mail headers.

    Please attach the mail header for our reference.

    We would also like to mention that we are just a service enabled with the domain, we have no authority over the domain.

    The issue will be best resolved by the Registrar of the domain. You will find the Registrar details at “port43whois.com”

    Regards,
    PrivacyProtect

    Ticket Details
    Ticket ID: BRF-962-82523
    Status: Closed
    ****************

    This fuckwit company closes EVERY SINGLE case that I send through to them without resolution, when they have an obligation on their page that they say if a company they are protecting is acting in a malicious way they will take action. BULL FUCKING SHIT they do!

    I can’t even create a spam rule that can block the random algorithms that they use to generate their email domain, and this is where me.com/iCloud.com falls down.

    I have never published my email address they are addressing me on to anything (not even here) so I know they are using a tick-over loop that changes one character per attempt and is just botting out the emails en-mass to any actual address that hits something with success.

    Surely there is something that can be done here?

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