Can this email to my DHs account from Jennifer @ gmx.com just be a scam or something more?

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DH left his work email account open on the joint iPad. I glanced at it and there was an email from Jennifer.

It read: I have some more topless pictures for you, would you like to talk about it. Then signed off as ytmmhgy.

The email address is something like [email protected]

Can this just be a scam email, to his large corporate company email? Where would they get his email address from?

He deleted the email from his phone and it's now in his trash. He hasn't mentioned it which makes me think it's not the first time. If I received something like that I would tell him in a OMG you will never guess the email I have just received way.

Most businesses get a load of these spam emails. eg. If your email is [email protected] the spam is sent out to random first names @ reallybigbusiness.co.uk

he may also be visiting dodgy sites but this does not prove it.

Maybe he gets a lot of spam - I certainly don't tell DH about every spam email I get unless it's particularly convincing and I'm reporting it.

Hope it's nothing.

It's spam. I get them advising me of ways to increase my penis size. I'm pretty sure I don't have a penis

Pretty standard spam I would imagine. Corporate emails are easy to get hold of -people sell them, they are easy to guess, they tend to be online on business sites. I wouldn't think to mention getting it, it's a frequent occurrence.

I'm a woman and get similar emails

It sounds spammy (my DP has had spam along similar lines, as have I) but impossible to know from what you say. Have you tried googling the email address?

Don't even upset yourself about it. It's just spam.

Sounds very spam like

I get emails like that all the time (and I don't sign up to or browse any dodgy sites either so I don't know where they come from). I get them in my 'Others' folder on FB too. I just delete them automatically as they are so frequent that they don't register to me anymore.

I've had similar. Not male, definitely not interested.

I used to get these too. Apparently they could help me get erections. Definitely spam.

Very relieved to see everyone agreeing to just spam. My spam is only ever inviting me to corporate events never had an invite to increase my non existent penis before though!

I've had very similar emails. I wouldn't mention them to my DH as they are just spam...

Spam. Both myself and dh get these.

My work addy gets tons of medical pharmaceutical ones, with deliberate misspelling to avoid filters. I have no clue why. IT seem powerless!!

I regularly fear that while in the middle of a web conference where I am sharing my screen, my email notifier will pop up with 'I have so many of the best toools to give you a rok hard boner' or similar.....

I get lots of similar stuff, ignore.

Any reason to doubt your DH would tell you the truth OP?

I am a right suspicious bastard, but that sounds like spam

@gmx emails are normally spam emails.

Total spam. We get this stuff. It's nonsense. Don't click on any attachments.

I get emails like that, along with offers for blue pills and gambling.

Another one saying spam here! I have had rubbish like that, and my company has supposedly got a watertight firewall!

SPAM, Spam, Spam, Spam! Spaaam, wonderful Spaaam!

I regularly get offers from big-breasted women. And, since living in California, huge amounts of Spam in Spanglish offering me I dont know what.

[email protected] is nearly always spam ime.

@gmx.com is a legit email extension (my DH's main email address is [email protected]) and gmx are similar to Hotmail.

Having said that -it's clearly spam.