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I got a few like that, too.
many user programs have a "reply to" (or senders) field where you can put whatever you want.
legit uses include people sending a personal email from a work account, where they want the reply to be sent to their home account, or vice versa.
since the spammers already had your email address, they could easily put it in the "reply" data field. It got your attention, didn't it?
many user programs have a "reply to" (or senders) field where you can put whatever you want.
legit uses include people sending a personal email from a work account, where they want the reply to be sent to their home account, or vice versa.
since the spammers already had your email address, they could easily put it in the "reply" data field. It got your attention, didn't it?
