I've seen 3 other questions asked about this... and obviously I didn't request to join any of these supposed adult groups, like KinkyAdultCamGroup. I am wondering if at least the e-mail is genuine, as in did it actually come from Yahoo! groups? It's obvious that the cause of it coming from Yahoo! is some kind of spam identity theft shindig, but I'm wondering if this is how yahoo! would send such a confirmation. The first thing is the sender's email - it's confirm-s2-vw5dvdithixzq5fhqshjrvzkuwi0btim-elecbass100=yahoo.com@yahoogroups.com - that's just one example. Genuine? I would paste the text of the e-mail, but I don't want it to be too long. I didn't want to add yahoo! groups to the spam list either. I did notice in another question that someone claimed they got this spam anytime they played the yahoo! game literati. Well, I just played yahoo! graffiti this morning and lo and behold, I got this e-mail apparently moments after I started playing. So what's that about... And now that I think about it, I think I did start getting these e-mails when I resumed playing yahoo! graffiti in past few weeks. So summary - two questions: 1. Are these e-mails genuinely coming from yahoo! groups, irrespective of the genuineness of the cause? 2. What's going on with playing the yahoo! games and subsequently having these group confirmations spammed? Thanks for useful info! Please no spam/info I know already, and please read this description before answering. Talking about whether it's the actual legitimate body of the usual email and sender's email address. confirm-s2-vw5dvdithixzq5fhqshjrvzkuwi0b tim-elecbass100=yahoo.com @yahoogroups.com The mail subject doesn't say "Yahoo! Groups: etc etc" it just says "Please confirm your request to join KinkyAdultCamGroup." Furthermore, there is no Yahoo! purple icon in the i column (sort emails by read or unread)