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The Scamdex Scam Email Archive
The Scamdex archive is a huge (100,000 and counting), public, indexed, searchable archive of Scam Emails, from 2003 up to today.
Continually updated on an hourly basis to collect, categorize, index, analyse and present.
Emails are formatted for display purposes, but the original
email source, including all and any headers, is retained for research purposes.
Latest Scam Emails Received by Scamdex
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Go Gettem
If you really love scam emails and want to access a live feed of new ones, try the Scamdex Email Scam Feed.
Sources
We get our emails from a range of 'honeypot' email accounts, all emails are 'SPAM' by definition because the email addresses are unpublished.
Spammers harvest email addresses from webpages owned by Scamdex that were put there for that purpose alone. They also do dictionary mailbombings where they
send email to a bunch of common names at Scamdex-monitored domain names (tom@, accounts@, webmaster@ etc.)
Mission
Our mission is to get scam emails listed and indexed by major search engines as soon as practicable. What we want is that a search from Google, Bing, Baidu, Ask etc. will return
the relevant page from the Scamdex archive, prominantly marked as a scam. This is the best way we know of alerting people to often very fast-moving scammers, who change their methods, email addresses,
websites etc. specifically to avoid detection by SPAM/SCAM filters.
Since you’re here …
we have a small favour to ask. More people are visting Scamdex and Scamalot than ever but advertising revenues are falling fast and we have no 'product' to sell.
And unlike many informational websites, we haven’t put up a paywall or membership barrier – we want to keep our site as open as we can.
So you can see why we need to ask for your help. Scamdex/Scamalot websites takes a lot of time, money and hard work to keep running. We do this because we
hate to see our fellow humans getting scammed out of their hard-earned money by low-lives.
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