Did you see the copyright notice on this email? Since this is a virus email, who the hell would copyright it? Of course, postcards.org must have nothing to do with this, since the web address is just an IP address. Notice that the email address and the domain name are different…

“postcards.org”

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Subject: Family member sent you a greeting card from postcards.org!
Date: Fri, 10 Aug 2007 04:04:15 +0300
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Family member has created an ecard for you at postcards.org,
the Internet’s most popular greeting card service.

Your greeting card ID is: 12571d7d41977bc649ea9552

To see your custom greeting card, simply click on the link below:
http://208.29.186.197/?12571d7d41977bc649ea9552

Send greeting cards from postcards.org whenever you want by visiting us at:
http://postcards.org/
Copyright (c) 1996-2007 postcards.org All Rights Reserved

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