CLK Bank Brain host sent me an email from my son but my son did not send the email, Internet

22nd of Oct, 2011 by User828843

I received an email from my son in Austin...
"dad, I'm only writing this to you to tell you that I'm not trying to avoid you. I've been very busy with side projects that have been bringing in insane amounts of money...ect....You're going to be making plenty of money with this thing. Http://y81.portland-cnbc.net... I should have known because my son is a University of Texas Honor Graduate with an IT degree in Business. And he was out deep sea fishing at the time. After the first come on for only ($9.97) every preceding page wanted more and more money! I finally stopped and contacted my son and he denied sending me any emails of the sort. My point is this! If you have a good product you don't have to commit fraud to sell it! This company is stealing emails and claiming thsy are from your sons and daughters to trick people into investing in their pipe dreams.

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4574 days ago by BrainHost

Hello,

Would it be possible for you to forward that email to us at help [@] brainhost.com? This email was not sent by us, and if we could see a copy of it, it would help us to figure out where it came from so that we can make sure it isn't sent to anyone else.

Thank you!

Eric
Brain Host Customer Support
1-877-586-4694
support [at] brainhost.com
http://www.brainhost.com/help