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PlayStation(R)Network
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Sign-in ID: [insert email here]
Reason: Game Glitch
Location: PlayStation(R)Home
This email is a warning that the account associated with the above
email address is participating in activity that violates the
PlayStation(R)Network Terms of Service and User Agreement.
Continued violation of the Terms of Service and User Agreement,
including the Community Code of Conduct may result in future
suspensions and possibly banning of your PlayStation(R)Network
account(s).
Please refer to http://www.us.playstation.com/Support/Useragreements for
the Terms of Service and User Agreement.
The PlayStation(R)Network Community Management Team
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Services using the following link.
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any lost or unavailable network connections, failed, incomplete, garbled
or delayed computer transmissions, misspelled email addresses, lost or
deleted email transmissions due to the settings in your email application.
Any of these factors may limit one's ability to successfully participate
in this activity.
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So the warning's out there. No idea which areas or glitches they are referring to, but these form letters are going out. Now would be a good time for glitchers to make friends with the HCM, because HCM friends are allowed to exploit glitches.
But it gets more interesting. Checking the headers of the emails we noticed this:
innovyx? What is this innovyx? So we followed the domain breadcrumbs to http://innovyx.net/. That lead us next to http://www.innovyx.com/. That gave us the following information:Received: from m2l.innovyx.net (m2l.innovyx.net [216.158.188.236])
Innovyx is an email service provider that works with agencies and Global 2000 companies to deploy email campaigns and customer communications programs. We help clients create, deliver and analyze their email marketing programs, leveraging the power email technology with best practices in integrated marketing.There you have it. Home's support is run by an email marketing group. Why are we not surprised?
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