Who is "French Kisses"?

[NormalBob]

I received an email that may be legitimate or may be a major viral bomb from an address that looks like it could be an okay yahoo email account.

It starts out:

"sorry it has t00k so long for me two respond back two u...... ive been extremley occupied ,,, my week just opened up.."

'She' doesn't sign it with her provider name and I don't recall emailing anyone named French Kisses. With my memory though, who knows though.

It has two attachments that appear to be photos. I don't want to open them or click on the link she's provided that supposedly goes to her personal web site.

Anyone have any insight on this?

I emailed the address I copied and pasted and asked "who is this and what is in the attachments?"

If anyone knows anything about this, I'd appreciate some information.

If this is an unsolicited email, it's not a good thing. I don't know anyone that likes receiving unsolicited emails.

I've solicited a number of them though from providers who travel and those are always appreciated even when I'm on the sidelines.

[HlavinKitheri]

These are herders who try and drive traffic to online "dating" and "verification" sites. Sometimes they get some kind of points or micro-payments for each click-through or each join. Other times the sites themselves contain malicious programming.

If you've ever emailed a supposed "provider" from an online ad, that's probably how they harvested your address.

[Ray Howard]

I'm pretty sure "French Kisses" wasn't her real name, either, although it's a good one.