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Emails from Bill Buckels [message #413734] Wed, 23 March 2022 12:01 Go to next message
D Finnigan is currently offline  D Finnigan
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Heads up in case anyone else gets these:

Emails claiming to be from Bill Buckels, and containing a URL to MS OneDrive
to download a file are probably not legitimate. I've gotten three of these
in past few weeks.
Re: Emails from Bill Buckels [message #413737 is a reply to message #413734] Wed, 23 March 2022 14:55 Go to previous messageGo to next message
gids.rs is currently offline  gids.rs
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> Heads up in case anyone else gets these:
>
> Emails claiming to be from Bill Buckels, and containing a URL to MS OneDrive
> to download a file are probably not legitimate. I've gotten three of these
> in past few weeks.

I have always been baffled by this. your email address is like a phone number. If my call display shows my neighbors number but I get a telemarketer from India on the line, this shouldn't be possible.
Re: Emails from Bill Buckels [message #413738 is a reply to message #413737] Wed, 23 March 2022 15:41 Go to previous messageGo to next message
D Finnigan is currently offline  D Finnigan
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I am Rob wrote:
>> Heads up in case anyone else gets these:
>>
>> Emails claiming to be from Bill Buckels, and containing a URL to MS
>> OneDrive
>> to download a file are probably not legitimate. I've gotten three of
>> these
>> in past few weeks.
>
> I have always been baffled by this. your email address is like a phone
> number. If my call display shows my neighbors number but I get a
> telemarketer from India on the line, this shouldn't be possible.
>

Here's the header of one, should there be any interest.... you'll note that
the name matches, but the email address does not seem to correspond. Someone
is taking old csa2 posts and making it look like a direct email reply from
someone in the newsgroup.



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From: "Bill Buckels" <Brooke.Cynthia@deliciouswebsites.co.uk>
To: "D Finnigan" <df@macgui.com>
Subject: Re: Please Remove re: Apple II Joystick USB Adapter for AppleWin
Message-ID: <omsakp5intftd6rncuni8aocvxt9e0hd@deliciouswebsites.co.uk>
Re: Emails from Bill Buckels [message #413742 is a reply to message #413738] Wed, 23 March 2022 18:19 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Right. But doesn't the name that is attached to an email address come from your address book?

A persons real name is not part of the FROM: address. That should get converted from within the email application you are using. Wouldn't this mean that your computer is the one infected?
Re: Emails from Bill Buckels [message #413745 is a reply to message #413742] Wed, 23 March 2022 20:56 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Sometimes the name on an email address comes from your address book but not always. I’ve had a number of emails that have names but they aren’t in my address book.

For phone numbers, there’s devices out there that can make a phone call look like it’s coming from any number. Often scammers use random numbers. Last year I had a couple of Revenue Canada scam calls, one showed it as coming from a grocery store, the other a restaurant. Took one of the calls on the hands device in my car. It was so bad that the 7 year old girl with me could tell it wasn’t real.
Re: Emails from Bill Buckels [message #413746 is a reply to message #413745] Wed, 23 March 2022 21:15 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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waynej...@gmail.com wrote:
> Sometimes the name on an email address comes from your address book but
> not
> always. I’ve had a number of emails that have names but they aren’t in my
> address book.

It's like writing on a paper envelope. You can write any return address you
want. And with varying levels of additional effort, you can mail it from any
post office. The From line in an email header can contain any name, any
address. Here's another From line from another one of the scam emails. It's
a totally different email address:

From: "Bill Buckels" <Lois.Pukansky@gatogordo.com>

Blame it on the Russians. :-/ That domain resolves to a Russian ISP.
Re: Emails from Bill Buckels [message #415683 is a reply to message #413746] Thu, 28 July 2022 06:50 Go to previous message
Bill Buckels is currently offline  Bill Buckels
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On Wednesday, March 23, 2022 at 8:15:44 PM UTC-5, D Finnigan wrote:

> Blah, Blah, Blah

It must have been a slow day in the Apple II Community to use my name as an OT post lol :)

I am writing to advise you that my new email is now bill @clipshop.ca

My old email(s) (bbuckels @mymts.net) (bbuckels @mts.net) (bbuckels @escape.ca) will cease to exist shortly.

Please update all records to now use bill @clipshop.ca

Thank you.

All the Best,

William James (Bill) Buckels
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