ALERT: And yet another e-gold phishing email

Some minutes ago, I received another phishing email with clear intention to steal my e-gold account username and password and other information needed to receive access to my account. There have been dozen of such alerts I announced in my blog so I assume a real number of such attacks is much higher. I just hope the no one of my readers ever clicked on such link. So, spread the word around to people who use online e-currencies. At the moment it looks like e-gold users are under attack but we can't know when those criminals will attack other currencies.

Here is a copy-paste of an email I received. Or links are of course removed.

**e-gold Transfer Notice ** Inbox

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	from		"AccountRobot_donotreply@e-gold.com"		hide details	15:22 (55 minutes ago)
	reply-to			AccountRobot_donotreply@e-gold.conn
	to			me
	date			7 Mar 2008 15:22
	subject			** e-gold Transfer Notice **

** e-gold Transfer Notice ** You have received a spend of 36,81 grams of gold from account #2102119 (AlertPay inc) - Memo: B8RFF-3Q2AW-T4Y6M. Your current e-gold account settings are blocking payments from this type of account. If you wish to claim this gold fund anyway, please follow the link provided with SecureKey to update your e-gold account settings. SecureKey e-gold url: https://www.e-gold.com/?SecureKey=JF27WBG9HR3YT Claim your gold fund within 48hours, or it will be refused and cancelled. Please do not reply to this automatically generated email message.