If you receive an email with a “Permission Pass” subject line, it’s usually just a request that you permit the sender to spam you. So, do you want spam?<\/p>\n
Likewise, any mail coming into your system that’s labeled, “Powered by Interspire,” “Requesting A Quick Conference Call,” or “Meeting Request,” is most likely spam, from our experience.<\/p>\n
You may receive one of these “Permission Pass Requests” from the Data Champions\/Sloan Marketing spam group<\/a>, who are forever selling email addresses from an endless number of ever-changing email addresses. How shifty. Their spam is usually discreetly mailed from mail servers so unknown that they rarely get blacklisted.<\/p>\n And you just might receive one of these “Permission Pass” spams from a so-called Other Data Champions spam addresses and spam-mailing servers we’ve noticed lately include:<\/p>\n They sure do like inventing simple names for their return addresses, like Greg Jones, Gary Jones and Stephen Jones, who must surely all be related.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" If you receive an email with a “Permission Pass” subject line, it’s usually just a request that you permit the sender to spam you. So, do you want spam? Likewise, any mail coming into your system that’s labeled, “Powered by … Continue reading john.gardner@mails2b.com<\/code> (who most likely doesn’t exist), mailed from Data Champions’ authsender.com<\/code> spam server [209.190.75.29]. The mails2b.com<\/code> spam domain has been around for quite a while. The spam claims that, “You are receiving this email because you are listed as a professional interested in keeping up with information related to your industry and profession,” etc., etc.<\/p>\n\n
claudias@futuristicinc.org<\/code> sent from their new dns939.biz [174.141.225.85]<\/code> spam server<\/li>\nsarah.johnson@hourlyacquiredleads.com<\/code> sent from smtp103.biz.mail.in2.yahoo.com<\/code> (aka Data-Cleansed .Inc)<\/li>\nkristi.turner@globalitsearch.com<\/code> and viktoriya.shaw@globalitsearch.com<\/code>, sent from their csemail.net<\/code> spam server (mail365mx.com [174.141.225.60])<\/li>\nlinda@leadstime.com<\/code> (“Linda Williams”), mailed from their superiorns.info<\/code> spam server (ackermanequities.com<\/code> [200.35.147.103])<\/li>\ngreg.jones@infinityintellectual-mail.com<\/code>, sent from their theplanet.com<\/code> spam server [174.122.143.175]<\/li>\ngary.jones@infy-source.com<\/code> and james.reid@infy-source.com<\/code>, sent from the bridgemailsystem.com<\/code> B2B spam system [66.206.172.134]<\/li>\nstephen.jones@performancelists.com<\/code>, sent from kundenserver.de<\/code> [212.227.126.186]<\/li>\njimk@datafinder.us<\/code> (“Jim Keenan”); we’ve seen previous mails from “Kevin Williams” and “Steve Burns” at this same supposed company, whose domain was just registered a few months ago. The spams all contain the same phone number in Georgia, even though their web site claims they are in Delaware.<\/li>\nralph.miller@databuilder.biz<\/code> (related to jimk@datafinder.us<\/code> above?), mailed from their new marketviaemail.net<\/code> [174.141.87.150] spam server (which coincidentally lives in the same block as their csemail.net<\/code> spam server)<\/li>\njennifer.mason@targetedemaillists.net<\/code>, linking to their fortify-initiatives.com<\/code> spam domain, and mailed from a new spam server of theirs called called serverny.com<\/code> [174.141.226.71] (which also lives on the same block as databuilder.biz<\/code>)<\/li>\nstan.ritter@m2pdata.us<\/code> and dave.dorman@m2pdata.us<\/code> (market2profit.com<\/code>), sent from their hostcats.com<\/code> spam server [68.67.68.40] (“My name is Stan Ritter and I handle the pre-packaged Email List division at Market2Profit.com<\/code>“)\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n