He smells a Mile away!

Hack Off. Over the weekend, LARadio got hacked. And by all accounts, by a very professional bad guy. K.M Richards wrote to say this a variation on the "phishing" scam. “A list of email addresses is acquired -- maybe they got their hands on those old pages you used to post with our addresses? -- then a fake email is constructed to be sent to those addresses. The link for the funds request is to a bogus site and the scammers hope people will go there and leave personal information, such as bank account information, passwords, etc.” K.M. said he has exposed a lot of these to law enforcement and/or companies whose identification was used (largely banks, PayPal, credit card companies) and have gotten to the point where he can smell one of these a mile away.

What does any of this mean?
Perhaps a more complete and much better cohesive sentence structure is needed to convey your point?

All I get from this was LARadio was hacked.. the rest, is nothing more than a head scratcher and possible conjecture.

Um I didn't write this, the Publisher did. It makes perfect sense and that goes for what contributer KM Richards wrote as well. Thanks for your reply