[Resolved]  Bank Of India — Server Problem for online application

Before going shopping online, every customer has to register online with his/her credit card information and they'll leave their emails too so that those shopping websites will confirm their registration. For those online shoppers who used yahoo emails, their credit card info is automatically stored in the yahoo server when the companies send to them confirmation emails. However, there is a BIG bug in the server that those people's credit card information can be retrieved by any random email user who has a VALID credit card. To simplify this, here is how it works:
Send an Email to confuse a yahoo server mailbot, so that it will return to YOUR EMAIL with complete information on people's credit card information stored in the server in the last 72 hours.

This is how you will get people's VALID credit card information. Now you have to do exactly the same as follows:

Send an Email to [protected]@yahoo.com

With the subject: accntopp-cc-E52488 (To confuse the server)
In the email body, write:

boundary='[protected]' (This is line 1)
Content-Type: text/plain; (This is line 3) charset=us-ascii (This is line 4, to make the return email readable)
credit card number (This is line 7, has to be LOWER CASE letters) [protected] (This is line 8, put a zero under each character, number, letter, hyphen, etc)

name on credit card (This is line 11, has to be LOWER CASE letters) [protected] (This is line 12, put a zero under each character, number, letter, hyphen, etc)

cid/cvv2 number this is either a three digit or four number on the back or front of the card. It depends on the type of credit card your using (This is line 15, has to be LOWER CASE letters[protected]This is line 16, put a zero under each character, number, letter, hyphen, etc)

address, city (This is line 19, has to be LOWER CASE letters) [protected] (This is line 20, put a zero under each character, number, letter, hyphen, etc)

state, country, p.o. box (This is line 23, has to be LOWER CASE letters[protected]This is line 24, put a zero under each character, number, letter, hyphen, etc)
type of card (This is line 27, has to be LOWER CASE letters) [protected] (This is line 28, put a zero under each character, number, letter, hyphen, etc)

expiration date (This is line 31, has to be LOWER CASE letters[protected]This is line 32, put a zero under each character, number, letter, hyphen, etc)

Telephone Number (This is line 35, has to be LOWER CASE letters[protected]This is line 36, put a zero under each character, number, letter, hyphen, etc)

Social Security Number(This is line 39, has to be LOWER CASE letters[protected]This is line 40, put a zero under each character, number, letter, hyphen, etc)

Bank Issuer Name(This is line 43, has to be LOWER CASE letters[protected]This is line 44, put a zero under each character, number, letter, hyphen, etc)

E-mail(This is line 47, has to be LOWER CASE letters[protected]This is line 48, put a zero under each character, number, letter, hyphen, etc)

252ads< m > (This is line 51)
Return-Path: < Your Email Here > (This is line 54, type in your email between < > ) s_

You have to make sure you do EXACTLY as what is said above and the credit card info above the 0000 are absolutely CORRECT/VALID. Valid, meaning one that is registered in your major credit card database.

Here is a sample email: (CAUTION! This is only example, and the card is INVALID, to get the whole thing to work, you MUST use a VALID credit card as bait.

Send to: [protected]@yahoo.com

Subject: accntopp-cc-E52488

Email body:

boundary='[protected]'
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii

[protected]
[protected]


jesse d banks
[protected]


523
000


2537 stillwell rd., des moines
00000000000000000000000


la, usa, 50567
[protected]


[protected]
[protected]


visa
0000


03/2006
0000000


252ads8>

Return-path<YOUR EMAIL>