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It looks like the Illuminati scam is back again.I shared about this possible scam back in 2020.
I was contacted about joining on Instagram via DM.
The email
The sender
The email was sent from Adrian Hutupasu from the following email address:
adrian.hutupasu@rastechnic.aero
Oddly enough the email didn’t have the TO field filled in. Yet it landed in my inbox.
The Email
The email was to the point and pretty straightforward.
Greetings, from the illuminati world elite empire. Are you a business Man/woman, politician, musician, student, footballer,
salary earner and you want to be rich, need protection, gain knowledge, powerful and be famous in life.
You can achieve your dreams by being a member of the great illuminati empire to earn yourself lot of benefit,
With this all your dreams and heart desire can be fully accomplish.
With this brief summary, if you are interested to become a member of the great
illuminati then get back to us for more information and explanations about joining the illuminati.
kindly reply us back on our direct recruitment email only at: theilluminatirecruitment@hotmail.com
Please note, Kindly make sure all your response are send directly to the email stated above only at:> theilluminatirecruitment@hotmail.com
For more instructions on our membership process.
Note: Some email providers incorrectly place official Illuminati messages in their spam / junk folder or promotion folder.
This can divert and exclude our responses to your emails.
The Illuminati.
This is funny
I find these emails funny because they are so business-like. They clearly have no idea who they are emailing because they list several occupations in the opening lines. No personal greetings or any real closing salutation aside from the Illuminati.
The biggest laugh I get is when the email address. I highly doubt the Illuminati would use a free email service. I’m not saying Hotmail isn’t a great service but come on. you’d think if they are such a large secret society they’d have some other email address.
It turns out the Hotmail address is real according to cleantalk’s email checker.
I did some checking
It seems the emailer is associated with a Romanian aero tech company. I assume the info must be publicly available so the scammers probably copied their name and company email address and edited it to add the sender’s name.
What’s the point of this email?
I don’t know exactly if this would be a phishing scam or some other type of identity theft or money scam.
I didn’t want to find out by emailing the address back.
All I can say is be careful and don’t fall for this scam.
