Unwanted invitations for sex spam

Subject: Re: Russian sex spam from 12.89.124.138 [030119-134823-14979-00] All headers

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Please note that we can only take action on reports that implicate the AT&T network as a source of abuse. As we are unable to take
any action on reports not involving AT&T’s network, we recommend that you send those reports directly to the abuse address of the originating domain or service provider. You can identify the originator by reading the expanded e-mail headers. If you need help with reading headers, visit the following:

http://spamcop.net/fom-serve/cache/19.html

For any abuse report involving e-mail, it is essential that the report include the full original expanded headers containing the source IP address and time stamp, along with the complete unedited subject line and message. A report cannot be investigated without this information. Please send one report at a time, as combining multiple reports only detracts from our ability to address abuse issues.

For abuse reports involving security incidents, please include relevant log excerpts of the incident directly in the body of your message. Logs must be in plain text or ASCII format and include the time zone, source IP address, destination IP, timestamps, and port numbers.

For information on spam related issues please visit http://www.att.com/esupport/index.jsp and use the help search box to search for “spam” to locate Spam FAQs for your service type.

AT&T TARGETED SCAMS/PHISHING

AT&T will take appropriate action on any phishing reports that:

1. Appear to be from AT&T
2. Contain websites or services hosted on AT&T’s network
3. Target AT&T customer identity or personal information

For information on how to protect yourself from Internet scams, identity theft, and for the latest information on phishing & counterfeit AT&T Billing notices, refer to the following AT&T eSupport articles:

http://www.att.com/esupport/article.jsp?sid=KB409746#fbid=mU1ROpf459g
http://www.att.com/esupport/article.jsp?sid=KB415840#fbid=RhxDNBBBMZn

If you are an AT&T customer and you suspect that your AT&T email address(es) has been compromised refer to:

http://www.att.com/HackedID

If you think you have been a victim of potential identity theft, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission offers advice on its web site, which is located at http://www.consumer.gov/idtheft/

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