On Sunday evening after checking through his work email account for any urgent messages, accountant Chris Peeples noticed something a little different in his inbox. In bold font, the subject line said that it would give him "More where it matters" After a brief period of consideration, Peeples reflected that the "more" in the subject line could be referring to higher revenues for his company. This consideration was further supported by the dollar sign where the "s" should have been in "matters."
Peeples was further reassured by the use of all caps which underlined the messages urgency and finally by the sender, a certain [email protected]. However, when his supervisor peaked into his cubicle, Peeples suddenly minimized the window and said his work was coming along just fine, thank you.
Peeples was unavailable for comment.