DON'T DON'T DON'T DON'T DON'T!!!

See my post on a similar "request". I am going to add a follow-up with more recent info.

I'm with thidnu. I've had at least one of those; while the sender verified that it was in fact from them, I just don't trust this "give me all your passwords" bullshit.

If you don't know what it is, then you're probably not on it yourself, and if you're not on it yourself, ignore.

I'm on mailing lists that get spammed with that sort of thing on a regular basis. Such action swiftly results in moderation in one case, and 100+ posts about netiquette on another. (Most of the participants in the latter violate one or more of the more frequently cited rules of netiquette, just for irony points or something.)

Yes. At least the second-order correction folks (those correcting the correctors) admit where they fall down in the netiquette department.

(That's an interesting list where that happens. Whining is not tolerated, backpeddling as opposed to owning up to someone having called you on something or changed your mind is not tolerated, and gods help you if you apologize for anything other than an attack on another person....)

I haven't heard of this site before, but it certainly sounds like the kind of social net-phishing (I just invented the term, but it may be a keeper) site that asks for the password to your e-mail account and then spams everyone in your address book. Avoid it.

A search on ask.com quickly turned up confirmation.