Using spam to bypass code verification. Very clever! Also using word obfuscation techniques, I’m not certain if it is specifically on purpose or they really don’t know how to spell. Probably to defeat spam filters, I’m thinking.

D‮rae‬ Y‮oha‬o! M‮ebme‬r,

We m‮su‬t c‮kceh‬ t‮tah‬ yo‮ru‬ Y‮ooha‬! ID was r‮retsige‬ed by re‮la‬ p‮poe‬le. So, to h‮le‬p Ya‮oh‬o! pre‮nev‬t aut‮etamo‬d
registrat‮oi‬ns, pl‮esae‬ c‮cil‬k on t‮sih‬ l‮kni‬ and co‮telpm‬e c‮edo‬ v‮noitacifire‬ p‮cor‬ess:

http://sg.rd.yahoo.com/*%68%74t%50%3a%2f%2F%77ww%09%2e%67OOg%6cE.%43%6f%4d%2f%75%72l%3fq=%68%74%74p:%2f%2F%77%77%77.%47O%4F%67%4ce
%2E%63O%6D%2f%75r%6c%3fq=h%74%74%70%3A/%2f%57w%77%09%2e%67O%6F%09%47%09%6c%09e.C%09%4f%4D/%75r%6c%3Fq=%48%74T%70%3A/%2Fomr4yejgkf.%2%3509d%%30%39a%%30%39%2e%%%3309%%309r%25%309U%25%309?

Th‮kna‬ yo

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