LJ-SEC: (ORIGINALLY POSTED BY devilindupriest)

Nothing big, just an invite from a website called www.injesus.com from someone named Brad Reiches.

Invitation to Join GodThoughts Wired!
Brad Reiches
Oct 20, 2007


Brad Reiches has invited you to join GodThoughts Wired!.

You have 2 options to subscribe to this list:

1. You may send an email to this address:

OR

2. Or you may click on this link to log into the group located at inJesus.com.

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This is kind of a first for me as far as spam goes. I don't think I've ever gotten religiously based spam before. Admittedly I have a username that's probably begging for it, but it just hasn't happened. The account that got it is my spam catcher that I use for signing up for things, so it's possible I suppose that something I signed up for recently sold my name to them. But to be honest I usually don't get much random spam that gets through the filters. So I'm kind of wondering if either, A) Someone I know signed me up for their mailers, or B) They harvested my name/email adress from livejournal.

Also, at first glace they appear to have successfully google-bombed themselves by setting up a billion @injesus.com e-mail/blog pages. I'm not sure if that was on purpose or not, but if so it's the first moderately technically savvy religious group I've seen. I'm almost afraid to go to their website directly. If it doesn't look like a mid 90's geocities site my entire worldview will have been rocked.