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Daily spam received from SailThru.com account holder: njmta-53.sailthru.com compromised accounts seem to bypass spam filters.
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18 reviews
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Sailthru (sailthru.com) has 18 customer reviews on Consumer Courier, with an average rating of 1.3 out of 5.
18 approved reviews, newest moderated first
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Daily spam received from SailThru.com account holder: njmta-53.sailthru.com compromised accounts seem to bypass spam filters.
Cloudy Co C.
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BEWARE OF THE PHISHING SCAM FROM THIS COMPANY!! I get tons of spam emails from them
Sanyo
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These are real fraudsters online, they get your email from Dark Web marketplace, stolen Data, You need to forward the entire email to report phishing UK Government, They are fraudsters, they need to be monitored by Government. once the get your email, they will never leave you alone, they send thousands of phishing email with forged email header to avoid detecting.
Gregory B.
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I use the card...and frankly I like it,but this is completely retarded . Whoever you are ; you are tricking anyone.
David H.
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somehow sailthru has taken over my email and is sending out spam. This is causing servers of emails I send to to block me. I may have to change my email address. I had never heard of Sailthru before. They are very dangerous. Beware
Ross
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Repeated scam emails sent from this site. Mostly claims that I have received some payment, and I have to click a link to claim.
Paul T.
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I subscribe to a newspaper's e-edition. Every e-edition email that they send is timestamped as approximately 5:31am EST. By the time the email arrives at my email server, it can be up to 16 HOURS later! The e-edition emails are sent by Sailthru. This company sets the standard for "snail email".
Mr N.
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Sailthru A search by the name will reveal a site with the same name. It does seem to be a legitimate site but it is obvious that they have clients who pay them to market things to the general public using any available method. This is not saying that what they market is trustworthy. They pray on people dreams and hopes for that get paid mentality. Its like the lottery. There is only one winner at a time. Yet how many losers.