Suspicious Email

[binidj]

I received the following email today, I've substituted "[a number]" or "[a word]" for potentially damaging info:

Dear customer.

Thank you for your subscription to http://www.viewpornstars.com.

You have been billed as Paycom LLC for the amount of: GBP 24.95 for 30 days then GBP 24.95 recurring every 30 days.

Time: 2005-12-16 10:54:56
Transaction ID: [a number]
Amount: GBP 24.95
Applied to Account #: [a number]
Pay Method: VISA

Your new subscription identification number is: [a number], please keep this number in a safe place, as it will be required
for reference in all future correspondence regarding your membership.

Your membership access information is:
Username for your subscription: [a number]
Password for your subscription: [a word]
Membership website: http://www.viewpornstars.com

For further details regarding this transaction and direct access to our online billing support services, available
24-hours a day, 365-days a year, please check your transaction details in attachment.

Thank you for choosing Paycom as the eMerchant for your subscription!


Customer Support

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Billing services provided by Paycom, LLC

I've forwarded it to abuse@paycom.net but I'm a little worried that someone may have hacked my Visa account ... though I try to be careful where I use it online.

Has anyone out there received a similar email?

Comments

[binidj.livejournal.com]

I've contacted my credit card company and apparently the attachment to this email contains a Trojan that is designed to scour my hard drive for bank details and send them back to its master. Visa have no record of that amount being paid from my account on the date cited ... so it's just a phish.

Thankfully, being reasonably astute in these matters I haven't opened the damn thing.

I am now feeling quite belligerant ... although Visa were really helpful.