You’ve received A Hallmark E-Card!

Sender: notifications@hallmark.com
IP address: 208.53.215.137
IP address country: United States
IP address state: South Dakota
IP address city: Sioux Falls
IP postcode: 57105
ISP of this IP: SDN Communications
Organization: SDN Communications
Host of this IP: knittersonlinenews.com

Email Subject: You’ve received A Hallmark E-Card!

Text / Body of Email:

A Friend has sent you a Hallmark E-Card.

If you recognize this name, click the link to see your E-Card.
http://www.hallmark.com/ECardWeb/ECV.jsp?a=EG0694272732475M245925860Y&product_id=

If this name is not familiar to you and you’re concerned about online security, please use the following steps:

1. Visit http://www.hallmark.com/getecard
2. Enter your e-mail address in the Original Recipient.s E-Mail Address box.
3. Enter EG0694262772475 in the Confirmation Number box.
4. Click Display Greeting.

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Hallmark Cards, Inc., 2501 McGee, P.O. Box 419034, Kansas City, MO 64141

Purpose of spam: to tap the recipient (customer Hallmark E-Card) on the various links in the body of which is in HTML format with graphics similar to communications Hallmark, to obtain the access codes to account and then implement any type of FRAUD without too much difficulty.
Danger/Risks: Even if the landing page is quite similar to that of Hallmark.com not arrive on the site Hallmark.com but on another site HARMFUL (http://mailhost.orgeco.org/images/picFUNNY.gif.exe).