Your message is very welcome. What you've included is a typical scam-spam.
I don't know if the "Dear To_Complete To_Complete" line is working, but that would probably become the e-gold user name and number at some point. These names and numbers are easy enough to get off the e-gold SCI.
The message is definitely not from e-gold. In fact, you can see from the headers that it is from Russia, without love.
Received: from be1.masterhost.ru (217.16.16.201)
Furthermore, the scammer sent along a return-path:
Return-Path: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You'll notice this part of the message:
You must complete this process by clicking on the link below and entering your e-gold account number and password.
Never, ever agree to do so. Anyone clicking on any link in any e-mail and entering their e-gold account number and password is doing something that e-gold would never request you to do. E-gold does not ask you to verify anything by clicking on a link in an e-mail and entering your account number and password. Ever.
This is done for your protection --- becaurse
Further comment here would be silly.
The actual address, while it appears to be an e-gold.com address, is actually at: Goldan.da.ru
Da = yes in the Russian language. Presumably, the da.ru domain is hosting someone's account named "Goldan." Vladimir Ermakov of RTcomm.ru or Vitaly Peresetsky might be persons to contact there with inquiries on this matter. It should no take them long to bring down the scam site.
It shouldn't take masterhost.ru too long to pull the e-mail accounts, either.
Regards,
Jim http://www.gdcaonline.org/
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