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Have you received an email lately
that states something to the effect
of:
LISTING: THIS DOMAIN
REGISTERED WITH CRYTECH
LLC - This domain was
registered with Crytech
LLC. Crytech has hosting
plans starting as low as
24.95 a month. Our
hosting plans offer
features such as Tech
Support, Site Control
Panel, Email and Email
Forwarding, Access
Stats, FrontPage
Extensions, FTP access,
and more. Contact
Crytech to get your site
online 1-888-CRYTECH or
infocrytech.com. Control
Panel, Email and Email
Forwarding, Access
Stats, FrontPage
Extensions, FTP access,
and
more. Contact Crytech to
get your site online
1-888-CRYTECH or
infocrytech.com. http://www.YOURDOMAIN.com
Could you please update
the YOURDOMAIN.COM
directory listing by
Friday so we can
continue to list you, if
you don't mind? There is
no charge to update your
listing. Simply go to:
http://www-goto.com/update.cfm?d=YOURDOMAIN.COM&e=i
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! WARNING ! - These emails
have no affiliation with crytech or
any of our products.
SPAM emails like these are sent
out by other companies using your
domain information to try and grab
your attention only to sell you
their products and services. In the
case of the email listed here, it is
sent out by a new search engine
trying to get domain owners to
register their domain with their
search engine for placement. Being
domain information is public
information, this company attaches
the domain registrars company
information to make the email seem
like it is coming from crytech, but
when you look at who the email is
actually from:
owner-nolist-x@www-goto.com is
not a crytech email.
Emails like these are quite a
nuisance and there isn't much that
can be done to prevent them from
getting to your inbox. Crytech does
have SPAM and Virus scanners in
place, but some things still make it
through depending on your user email
settings. Anything that does not
come from
xxxxx@crytech.com regarding
their domain or hosting information
should be deleted to avoid any
confusions. Users can ensure where
their emails come from simply by
viewing the mail headers of their
email. These headers show server
stamped information and help to
prove the authenticity of the
sender:
Received: (qmail
7812 invoked by uid
515); 19 Apr 2005
15:28:38 -0000
Received: from
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx by
mail.crytech.com
(envelope-from
<user@crytech.com>, uid
503) with
qmail-scanner-1.25
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If you have any questions or
think you have an email that might
fit these descriptions but are not
sure, please contact
crytech and we will help you in
any way we can. Thank-you.
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