There's no telling. Best advice is to not even open them!!

I did try to open the link in a "secure" window, and got this:

Error: Feed failed! Causes may be (1) No data found for RSS feed http:-www telegraph co uk-news-worldnews-rss;

In an attempt to remove any possibility of linking I swapped the " -" is were " / " and removed the " . "

Are you subscribed to anything from UK News?

This is why spam email is so effective; you actually opened these and clicked on links in them.

There are very few google results for labshwest dot com; one result located it in Germany. It may be benign (so far) as there are many watchdog websites that report spam email addresses if they have harmful activities connected to them.

Just delete such mails, or do a search for the abc.com portion of them if you want to know more.

Opening spam is bad. Clicking links in spam is worse, and clicking Unsubscribe is one of the worst things you can do, unfortunately. You just told the spammers it's a live address, which means they can sell it to other spammers for more money.

In future, just delete them, but for now I would run a good scan of your computer and change your email passwords after that.

Thanks logician, I'll check it out. I didn't click on any links, I copied the url and went to the website and saw the same thing pudge did. Opening the email's is okay, but clicking on a link, not so.

I only have one of those emails this morning. It's for oxygen. lol.

r2ZoseuDczpCNU23f6XTYJx5ZCTIKbXByw3@smpx.searcomo.com

Local, I didn't think of that, thanks! Marking them as spam seems to be working out pretty good.

Could be your email service provider has updated something in their spam settings and hence you started seeing some. Then using the links you even if copied and pasted could have validated your email so you got more. With just letters and numbers for a link they could identify that with the email they sent and then they use aliases to take all to the same site.

I don't even open links in emails from my parents! I tell my parents that unless they personalize the message like "Hi Chispa, we thought you would enjoy this video. Dad" I do not open any links. So don't send an email titled "funny" and just include a link, because that is what spammers do when they hack email accounts.

Not only do I never click any links in spam mail, I often report it.

I use several email servers and hotmail allows you to report phishing emails - which is what that seems to be.

The only time I click unsubscribe is on email I actually subscribed to.