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I get bogus emails apparently from jowc.net from time to time. It is not an indication that my system(s) are infected. It also does not mean anyone else will ever see such emails apparently from jowc. It does mean someone I have corresponded with has allowed their computer to become infected. In your case, all it means is that someone you've corresponded with has the virus on their computer. Noone but you is likely to ever get emails from "support@mostwet" or whatever.

I believe this worm/virus is nothing unusual in its technical design. Its only distinction is in the bait - the message you read, apparent sender, etc.. Email viruses can make themselves appear to come from any sending account. Like all email viruses/worms, this one scans the inbox/outbox on the infected computer for new target recipients, and sends itself to them. For each target email address it finds to send to, this virus invents a sender by substituting "admin@", "support@" or whatever in place of the recipient name. That way, the recipient is supposed to think that their ISP is sending them some important communication. It's just another tactic to trick you into opening an attachment which will infect your computer.

As with all viral emails, either known or suspected, the best thing you can do is simply delete it.