Sentence examples for fake mail from inspiring English sources

"I don't think describing her as a diva is very specific, actually," Bishé says in the corner of the set that portrays her office, festooned with family photos, fake mail, and vintage San Francisco phone books from the period.

Rather than making the game self-contained, with the e-mail served through a fake mail reader in the game environment, Missing sends mail offering advice or information to your real e-mail account.

"It's a fake mail from a sender in Israel, who has been active with various threats for a few years," Wolfgang Eichler, spokesman for the Austrian Olympic team, told his country's APA news agency.

Information from the two MPs was used to launch "disinformation and disruptive" campaigns against anti-apartheid groups in Britain and Holland, including creating fake mail petitions and canceling meetings, all to cause confusion among the activists.

Information from the two MPs was used to launch "disinformation and disruptive" campaigns against anti-apartheid groups in Britain and Holland, including creating fake mail petitions and cancelling meetings, all to cause confusion among the activists.

Don't use "fake mail" services".

Wong, 35, has been the bane of white men with Asian fetishes since her college days at UCLA, when she created a fake mail-order bride website to expose them.

If you legitimately bank online, use Paypal, or have an eBay account, it's beyond my comprehension how you manage to tell the real e-mails and fake e-mails apart.

According to court documents, Anonymous is an underground hate group that, in addition to the cyber attack, targeted Churches of Scientology and members with death threats, bomb threats and fake anthrax mail.

In the latest e-mail fracas, Nicholas Stern, who in 2006 led an influential review on the economics of climate change, apparently had his e-mail account hijacked into sending fake e-mails, along with a virus, to colleagues at the London School of Economic's Grantham Institute for Climate Change, which Stern heads.

Cloaking themselves in digital anonymity through proxy servers and fake e-mail addresses, scam-baiters invent multiple personalities and sprinkle e-mail addresses into Web site comments as bait.