No idea dude....not a forum member here under that name.....Hmmmm

It's the rogers.com that threw me.

Be aware that this person could be a victim as well - and just so happen that they have an email address at the rogers domain. There are spamming programs/viruses (stuff like that) that spams everyone in your address book - without you even knowing it is happening.

I may be preaching to the choir, just wanted to remind you that it may not be this person's fault nor anyone at Rogers.

John

I'm guessing nothing to do with Rogers Drums.

Rogers is a phone, cell, cable & internet provider in Canada.

You got some run of the mill spam, I'd edit out that link in your origional post.

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Had that very same thing happen to my gmail. The spams were kicking back to me from all my contacts, too. (Jerk-offs.) I'd love to meet one of these Geeks that have nothing better to do. I'm pretty sure I'd SPAM them! Only, I'd be winding up the ol' pitching arm and hurling those weighty cans of pork-face-meat goodness at their heads.

Time for my medicine.

B

Rogers is a huge internet provider in Canada-----possibly the biggest. In any given hour, they probably handle over 100,000 spams----many of them just as Drummerjohn333 says, fishing in the system and grabbing any address that is there and adding them as Bcc's. I'm sure this person sent you a spam completely unbeknownst to him. The programs are very sophisticated. They can apply a spam to your email address and send it on and it will look to the recipients who receive it ( people you don't know----hopefully), that it originated with you.

Microsoft operating systems are very weak and unstable and most of this stuff takes advantage of their vulnerabilities. Almost no servers use Windows but a lot use Linux. LInux is stable and is available free online and can be run in parallel with Windows programs on almost any computer.