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KGap name hijacked?
  • billn34
    Posts: 106Expert Adviser
    I just received an email under KGap's name. I don't believe KGap has expanded into the "male enhancement" business.
  • chopperchuckchopperchuck
    Posts: 277Gold Member
    i thought they carried ruber products?:woohoo: :woohoo:

    alot of people are getting hacked,,,i got one from a guy i do business with in Cali.offring male enhancement,,over 200 people in his contacts got e-mails from some junk e-mail address close to his.
    Have you kissed a PIT BULL lately?

    Greeley Colorado

  • ScottScott
    Posts: 371Platinum Member
    I received it also, but my virus protection blocked me from opening it, saying it was a 'dangerous' web site. If you get a KGAP e-mail I don't believe I would open it.
  • Park_WPark_W
    Posts: 2,053Platinum Member
    Good advice all. I got the Kgap one and also one from a fellow HET member, both today. The latter was infected with something and I had to use Norton's industrial strength sweeper to get rid of it. Hopefully no hidden damage remains.
  • mjsandbemjsandbe
    Posts: 340Platinum Member
    I got the e-mail also. Deleted it. As a rule of thumb, I never open an e-mail that is a link only. Nearly always spam.
    [b]Michael S.[/b]
    Chronicles of my search for and adventures with my Hornet http://52hornet.blogspot.com
  • Jon BJon B
    Posts: 4,770Moderator
    I also got a couple of suspicious e-mails from a fellow HET'er in the last couple days (which he says he didn't send).

    I'm wondering if somehow, someone has hacked into either the HET or Classiccar registry and stolen the e-mail addresses? This might explain why the compromised addresses happen to belong to Hudson folks.

    Has anyone received mystery e-mail with a link that partially reads:

    jetpacksandrollerskates
    or
    eliterunning
    ?
  • bobdriveshudsonbobdriveshudson
    Posts: 582Platinum Member
    The KGap email made it to Alabama, yes, rubber products we expected, not the other products. Will forward to anyone needing to try expansion techniques, sorry trying to make some humor. Thanks for sending out all this info about our problems on the forum to keep the rest of us informed. Thanks
  • Uncle JoshUncle Josh
    Posts: 1,860Platinum Member
    Scott wrote:
    I received it also, but my virus protection blocked me from opening it, saying it was a 'dangerous' web site. If you get a KGAP e-mail I don't believe I would open it.
    Scott, nice job on the 36. I get Vintage Truck. I have your truck in the HET registry but no Serial No. Send it to HETcramerlp@roadrunner.com and I'll include it.
  • ralpie
    Posts: 1,066Platinum Member
    Uncle Josh wrote:
    Scott wrote:
    I received it also, but my virus protection blocked me from opening it, saying it was a 'dangerous' web site. If you get a KGAP e-mail I don't believe I would open it.
    Scott, nice job on the 36. I get Vintage Truck. I have your truck in the HET registry but no Serial No. Send it to HETcramerlp@roadrunner.com and I'll include it.

    Larry, Scott's truck used to reside in Richfield Springs. Note the lettering on the doors in the following picture.

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    Crystalspring3.jpg
    800 x 541 - 29K

  • SamJSamJ
    Posts: 1,405Platinum Member
    I also received mail from "Hudson57" which Norton wouldn't let me open. :ohmy:
    HETfortyqtpi@earthlink.net (drop the HET)

  • Huddy42Huddy42
    Posts: 1,004Platinum Member
    Received the K-Gap email down Under this morning , so it is far and wide.
  • RL ChiltonRL Chilton
    Posts: 3,458Platinum Member
    I got one from Hudson57, too.:angry:
  • Old Fogey UKOld Fogey UK
    Posts: 155Expert Adviser
    They've gotten to England.
    I've had one from K Gap and several from Hudson57. One of the latter drove my Norton crazy for a couple of minutes.
  • essexcoupe3131essexcoupe3131
    Posts: 1,219Platinum Member
    they got to New Zealand as well, as I got 1 2

    Mike
  • BJ__TNBJ__TN
    Posts: 1,211Platinum Member
    I got 3 in one day from Hudson57. No message just a link, I deleted them.
    Bob
  • PAULARGETYPEPAULARGETYPE
    Posts: 1,256Platinum Member
    HI ALL AND I'M SORRY FOR THE EMAILS I'M HUDSON1957 I GOT IT REMOVED FROM MY COMPUTER I DON'T KNOW WERE IT CAME FROM BUT IT'S GONE THANK YOU ALL FOR UNDER STANDING
    HUDSONLY
    PAUL
  • encardvdencardvd
    Posts: 2Hitchhiker
    I received it also
  • onerare39onerare39
    Posts: 528Hitchhiker
    Nothing came through here, I'm running Kaspersky.
  • StillOutThereStillOutThere
    Posts: 429Gold Member
    onerare39 wrote:
    Nothing came through here, I'm running Kaspersky.

    How many octane is Kaspersky?
    Does it contain ethanol?
    Where the heck do I find a Kaspersky station?

    LOL ROF
  • SamJSamJ
    Posts: 1,405Platinum Member
    HI ALL AND I'M SORRY FOR THE EMAILS I'M HUDSON1957 I GOT IT REMOVED FROM MY COMPUTER I DON'T KNOW WERE IT CAME FROM BUT IT'S GONE THANK YOU ALL FOR UNDER STANDING
    HUDSONLY
    PAUL

    Don't worry about it, PS...Ship happens, as they say in the Navy.

    Weren't you guys from down under trying to get emails from K-Gap...and now you're complaining? :woohoo: :evil:
    HETfortyqtpi@earthlink.net (drop the HET)

  • bob wardbob ward
    Posts: 528Platinum Member
    Paul, I hate to be the bearer of bad news but I received a spam email via your address just 20 minutes ago. 9.10am GMT Friday 16th Sept

    EDIT and another one at 10.02am GMT

    EDIT and another at 11.18am GMT
  • lostmindlostmind
    Posts: 517Gold Member
    I got one at 5:45 am 9/16.No subject,didn't open it.

    Does this mean I safe?
    Roy
  • mjsandbemjsandbe
    Posts: 340Platinum Member
    Unfortunately, once the worm/virus gets the e-mail list it can continue to send the e-mails to people, spoofing the identity of the person the e-mail list came from. Even if you remove the problem from the original computer, the list was most likely already shared, and the e-mails to continue.

    My advice to friends an family is the following (just Google the name to find them):

    Microsoft Security Essentials (Anti-Virus)
    - It is free
    - It is highly effective and well recommended
    - It tends to be 'lighter', meaning it slows down old systems less
    - Keeps itself up to date

    If your computer is acting funky or slower than it use to be:
    - Spybot Search & Destroy (free)
    - CCleaner (free)
    - Defraggler (free)
    - Upgrade your memory (RAM). Memory finder tool http://www.newegg.com/MemoryFinder/

    If you accidentally deleted an important file:
    - Recuva (free)

    Most important tip: BACK UP YOUR IMPORTANT FILES. There are many, many different options for this. Here is a good article that discusses some options. http://lifehacker.com/5816453/how-to-back-up-your-computer
    [b]Michael S.[/b]
    Chronicles of my search for and adventures with my Hornet http://52hornet.blogspot.com
  • BJ__TNBJ__TN
    Posts: 1,211Platinum Member
    Yeah I got Three, this morning. Never opened them. Paul, No problem, like was said. Ship Happens. Hope I'll see You in Pigeon Forge!
    Bob
  • bob wardbob ward
    Posts: 528Platinum Member
    Paul, again I hate to be the bearer of bad tidings but you still have computer problems. I have opened my emails this Monday morning, down under time, and there are 3 more spam emails via your AOL address. Unfortunately I know nothing of viruses and their cures so I can't help you to get on top of the problem.
  • BJ__TNBJ__TN
    Posts: 1,211Platinum Member
    When I got home from church around 9pm. I had 4 from paul with NO SUBJECT so I deleted them. Sorry Paul.
    Bob
  • hudsontechhudsontech
    Posts: 4,047Platinum Member
    One K-gap rcvd here in Memphis - that's all. Most of the past week my 'puter was in hospital having some problems resolved.

    Briefly if you decide to either delete (don't - move them to a portable drive like a flash drive or external drive)files be careful. I went one file to far and couldn't open my computer. I'd dmoved a needed boot up file. Couldn't even move it back to the hard drive because I couldn't get to it. Oh well.

    Hudsonly,
    Alex Burr
    Memphis, TN