I don't know if anyone else is getting them, but I am getting some spoof
emails which look just like the TfL transport update emails, but whose
links all point to some site at xmr3.com which I haven't visited, but
for which Google throws up some extremely suspicious looking results.

It's a bit worrying as although people are now more aware of spoofs of
emails from online banks or shopping sites, I doubt they'd expect spoofs
of TfL ones. Very underhand.

I've sent a comment off to TfL about it but I doubt there's much they
can do.

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Dave Arquati
Imperial College, SW7
www.alwaystouchout.com - Transport projects in London