An amusing spam email that certainly wins the “Nice Attempt To Bypass Spam

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An amusing spam email that certainly wins the “Nice Attempt To Bypass Spam
Filtering Programs” Award

> From: henry thomas <[email protected]>
> To: undisclosed recipients: ;
> Subject: Hello, I'm Henry Thomas 22 years old boy,I humbly write to solicit
> for your partnership and assistance in transferring and investing
> of my inherited fund which is USD$8.3.M US Dollars from my late
> father who died during the crisis in my country.Please I need your
> urgent assistant, contact for more information on how you are going
> to receive the total fund for an inverstment in your country and
> also assist me to join you to continue my education as well,I wait
> your reply. Mr Henry Thomas
> Date: Sat, 6 Feb 2016 20:19:32 +0900 (JST)
>
>
>

That's it. That's the entire email message. Either “henry thomas” confused
the subject line entry field for the email entry field, or this is a novel
attempt to avoid content filtering of email for spam analysis.

I'm almost tempted to reply to him in the subject line to see if he does
likewise, and thus, we carry out an entire email conversation via empty
emails and overly long and verbose subject lines.

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