The news article is all over the 'web. The headline that first came up here was "Cybersecurity firm McAfee to be sold for more than US$14b." It means "milliard" but let's let that particular annoyance pass for now.

The spam-scam said "Service notice 429-38735" and is obviously nonsense because the "from" mail is "Activated: livgree462@gmail.com

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It doesn't take much to realise that the standard of communication is too poor to be real.

But it's interesting that the spam arose just as the company was in the news.

Is it a coincidence or is it that the fraudsters have, as is far more common than it is often realised, adapt their spams so as to catch those who are already aware of the company the fraudsters use as the hook, even if they don't have an account with that company.