Interestingly, Deluxe also owns a network historically known for high
volumes of spam, brute force, botnets, and things of that nature:
https://www.colocrossing.com/blog/colocrossing-acquired-by-deluxe-corporation/
Always seemed out of character to me for their primary business, but
I've always wondered if they wanted to get into the spam game.
On 2022-02-25 15:05, John Levine via mailop wrote:
It appears that Luis E. Muñoz via mailop <mailop@lem.click> said:
I just received my first ever spam from `info.deluxe.com`, sent to a
tagged address used exclusively for online banking. Does anyone have a
contact at deluxe so that inquiries can be sent?
Since Deluxe is in the check printing business and handles check
printing for many banks, it's not hard to guess where they got your
address. If you ever ordered a checkbook they might even have an
arguable existing business relationship.
That's not to say I would want them to send me spam, but it doesn't
seem very mysterious.
R's,
John
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