Greetings Earthlinks

Here is the text from an e-mail I just received (I've highlighted the good parts):

Dearest EarthLink user,

This is an automated email-notification sent to your registered email address.
Please don't reply to it as it will't reach the just department.

Recently there have been many reports of fraud activity regarding stolen account information and stolen identities. This requires a full update on your records matching our database information to suit the future prolongation of account billing. You will be prompted to provide full and complete information regarding your account with us just so you can identify your online personality.

Please take five minutes to fill out the forms. Failure to update your online records will result in a halt of your email account and a possible reactivation fee.

Please Push here to refresh your billing information.

Thanks for using Earthlink,
EarthlinkBilling Representative.

C'mon now guys! Can't you even make an attempt to locate an English-speaking hacker before launching your elablorate phishing scheme? A while back I almost fell for one of these, because they used the actual Earthlink logo and everything, but I've learned to read between the lines on these and spot the telltale grammatical and syntactical errors that give the whole game away.

This one that I received today, however, is a really poor effort I must say. If you are stupid enough to fall for a gag like this after even a casual read-thru, you didn't deserve to have your own identity to begin with.