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The interesting thing is, I selected the link, a page loaded in my 
browser, then I get a popup saying that the coupon has been sent to my 
default printer.

So, they printed something to my printer without me requesting to do so.

A new kind of spam??

The interesting thing is that apparently this is done via flash, as a 
note at the bottom of the page says that it is required to download your 
coupon.

Further note, if I reload the page, I get a second coupon printed. Of 
course it has a bar code, thus I suspect it'll only work once.

-- 
Until later, Geoffrey


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