Something Odd I got in my email

From: Joe Cramblit (joe_at_salesdepartment.com)
Date: 11/28/03 

Date: Fri, 28 Nov 2003 09:34:15 -0800

Microsoft makes it totally impossible to communicate with
them (even for their benefit) so I am posting this here.
Delete it if you like.

I received one of those Human Growth Hormone emails ...
there have been 3 million of them. This one I clicked the
link out of curiosity.

I was asked to use my Microsoft Passport to sign in? I
closed that window and went straight to the domain.
(www.youngascanbe.biz is the domain). The same screen
appeared?

I am perplexed over why this company would be doing this.
What could my Microsoft Passport have to do with their
Human Growth Hormones? And what could they use it for?

Joe Cramblit

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