Spammers are once again taking advantage of an upcoming potential blockbuster film, <A HREF="http://www.prweb.com//releases/spamfighter/simpsonsspam/prweb542485.htm">Simpsons. Spam mails</A> are being sent to email users trying to coerce them to take a survey, giving over their email address to spammers. SPAMfighter filters these types of mails from the 3.6 million SPAMfighter user's, making them aware that this is a scam, and filtering the emails away from their inbox so they never have to see it.

The spam mail contains a picture of Homer Simpson in his underwear and asks the recipient if they plan on seeing the movie and to help fill out a survey by clicking on a link. Once the recipient does this, their email address is recognized as being active, opening them up for many more spam mails. In order to entice email users to enter this survey, they offer a prize for taking and completing the survey. As with many offers made by spam, this offer is fake, and there no chance of receiving the prize. The only reason for the mail is to get the email addresses of active email accounts so they can be slammed with spam mail later.