"Warning" from the DEA???

Just got three (3) very similarly-worded emails from "[email protected]":

The Fda has logged all use of this site (*******.com) Your ip address and all personal information is now on file with the fda and dea. Do not visit this site again for illegal purchases or you will be investigated. Jail time and or fine may be imposed. SRT. Ricky Gonalez.

Questions:

Does the DEA send out "friendly warnings"?
Does the DEA actually use an email address like "Drugdealer @DEA.com"?
What does "SRT" stand for?
Is "Gonalez" really a last name?

Anyone else have this experience after getting "****" from an online source?

-BigLittleTim

..it's a hack on the business' website..I got the same e-mail...Reply to it and it bounces...it's a".com" domain instead of a ".gov"? I guess they were trying to abbreviate sergeant and somehow came up with SRT instead of the correct abbreviation Sgt......But it shows how accessible info is to hackers....

AG

Glad to hear it. :wg:

BigLittleTim

Oh yeah... "Ricky" Gonalez?

How does he sign his arrest warrants; "Yours affectionately"?

There was like 4 threads on this already, I was kind of upset I didnt get an e-mail.

but yea even if it was true you think the dea gives a shit about you buying needles?

and why would the FDA send that email out, instea of the DEA drug enforcement ageny.

Its a virus, thats what i heard.

i got it, scared me for a minute. first place i came was here:) i dont think it anything though.

Go look at the who is database. It is a business Dean something associates.

Some kid hacked the site.