Hmmm... perhaps I should explain how these 'schemes' work.
Let us say a program sends out a couple hundred thousand emails of this type to random email addresses.
If you respond, the program knows that your email is used by a real person.
This email is then sold to advertising companies that in turn send you all those emails about products.
By replying, you are actually increasing how much spam you get.
Does that make any sense? They are not trying to get your information, just trying to verify
that your email address is used by a real person. They can make a lot of money this way by
selling these addresses to big advertising companies.
Just be careful, you know?