I got an Email that happen to get past the spam filters and wanted to talk about it.   The Email goes like this:

Hi there
Hey where have you been recently ? I could not get any news from you for a long time. Anyway, I found a decent pharmacy store from google last week. I decided to give a shot because it was Canada Licensed Drugstore. Well the prices were % 65 cheaper than the local pharmacies in my region. So I took a chance. I took my medicines in my hand 3 days after i ordered and they were packed very well as they claimed that they provide full anonymity. Needless to say medicines are legit and they give me what i want 🙂 If you need any medicine without any prescription, give it a try until the discount ends.
Take care of yourself. I included the url below. See you later.

http://www.guidefabledme.com

Several things makes me wonder where it stands out that this is just spam. Here are some examples:

• the word Google — It isn’t capitalised and that should be capilitized.
• Bad Grammar — This shows me this isn’t even close to Canada, I’ll explain later in this article.
• Makes it sounds like I know the person —  Again this email tries to socialize and makes you think you know the person.

[ad]The first untrusted relay in  this email is the the Url Redirect, the instant you click on that you are transported to perfectpharmstart.com which isn’t even located in Canada.   If you check the whois on this domain you will see it is [intlink id=”3141″ type=”post”]located in Russia[/intlink].

So the “Canadian Licensed Drugstore” isn’t real in the sentenced because It is nowhere close to the Canada.  I looked around the website and find there is this number “(210) 888-9089“.   I read what people posted on the forums they were calling this a scam.   I do not know if it is or not but I do know you are far better getting your drugs from your local pharmacy and not even trying to order online.  You don’t know what they will send your is the right stuff.  Also if you want to contact them just click on the Contact  us, but you won’t find any information there it will be a web form.

So let’s go over this again, I get an email from a Verizon User which shows a the guidefabledme.com is in the US, but the Redirect goes to a Russian server.  That one things is the most important key, they are trying to get you to think you are trusting a US or Canadian site but really are just be sent to a Russian server.  Although the URL will change the idea is the same they will probably change it around soon or later with a different URL but the email will be the same.  I would be willing to be it will be a different redirect all together but if you check it out it will be in Russia and not Canada.