Possible Phish?

[wildred]

I received a spam email from an online pharmacy. I always like checking these sites out to see how many actually are "secure" as they claim. This site, although looks secure, really is not. Even more interesting, when you "make a purchase", the URL changes to include the price of the drug. I thought to myself, ok, so lest try to change that price in the URL and see if that reflects the shopping cart value. Sure enough, it does. So technically (and I know I'm asking for jokes) you can order Viagra etc. for a very LOW price. Being that the site is NOT secure, I wonder if they are simply gathering CC numbers and not shipping anything out. Below is the email:
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Then yo:u MUST read this imp0rtant news!
Finally, something can be done against this embarasing pr0blem
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n0thankx
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The link to the site is http://massifs.net
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The link to the shopping cart is

http://massifs.net/order81.php?extra...erchant_Param=|SP|PPACK|169.95|10xGenViagra,%2010xGenCialis,%2010xGenLevitra,%205xSofttabs%20$169.95&special=&specialprice=&stype=Registered%20Mail&stypepr=14.95

Change the 169.95 to 1.95 and watch the price drop--as seen here:

http://massifs.net/order81.php?extra...erchant_Param=|SP|PPACK|1.95|10xGenViagra,%2010xGenCialis,%2010xGenLevitra,%205xSofttabs%20$1.95&special=&specialprice=&stype=Registered%20Mail&stypepr=14.95

[gizmofreak]

Surely a commercial site wouldnt be so vulnerable.And by the looks of the page it is definitely a hoax