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]

The thing is that I've done the bulk of my yuletide shopping over the internet and with a couple of sites that I'm not familiar with. I was a tad nervous that one of these sites might have been hacked and my credit card details along with it ... hence my perseverance.