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Guys... I just cant believe what letter I just got. I have servral mail accounts to use for signing up for  whatever that requres email address. I get like 7 mails about viagra and penis enlargement on that account. But  this...
Maybe it's better you see it for yourselfs:

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Welcome to the site http://www.----------.com (http://www.-----------.com), it's us again, now we extended our offerings,
here is a list:

1. Heroin, in liquid and crystal form.

2. Rocket fuel and Tomohawk rockets (serious enquiries only).

3. Other rockets (Air-to-Air), orders in batches of 10.

4. New shipment of cocaine has arrived, buy 9 grams and get 10th for free.

5. We also offer gay-slaves for sale, we offer only such service on the NET,
you can choose the one you like, then get straight to business.

6. Fake currencies, such as Euros and US dollars, prices would match competition.

7. Also, as always, we offer widest range of child pornography and exclusive lolita
galleries, to keep out clients busy.

Everyone is welcome, be it in States or any other place worldwide.

ATTENTION. Clearance offer. Buy 30 grams of heroin, get 5 free.
Prepay your batch of rockets (air-to-air) and recieve a portable rocket-lacuncher
for free.

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P.S.  I wander what's a "rocket-lacuncher"....

Notice every possible reference that would trigger government monitoring flags in there?  Think about it.  Some git decides to spam emails like that and it drives the Feds nuts trying to sort the crap from legitimate terrorist transmissions.  Probably some anti-government type who decided to have a little fun came up with that one.

You're right it's way to odd. The other thing that came to my mind was that it may done by the gouvernment to track down people who are interested with that kind of things and monitor them.  
I know it sounds extreeme but  they've done a similar thing in UK. Undercover police oficers were supposed to spend time on teen and kid's chat rooms to spot pedofiles. And it worked. They managed to arrest one last week.

Anyway, I decieded to check out that site to see if it's for real. I found a forum  but  registering was disabled and you couldn't view anything without registering.  
But the forums are devided into sections that  seem pretty normal:
You've got the computer security and internet anonymity section,  news and  something called "Red Allert" - Warnings of scammers and rip-offs to avoid.
So it looks pretty harmless but as I said I couldn't read the forums so we don't really know what is going on inside.

It would seem as though stuff like that walks a very thin line between crime prevention and entrapment...