Most file compression formats are ripe for exploitation these days. We've seen our first .arj files today:

Thank you for using our services!
Your order #37311131537 will be shipped on 05-09-2014.

Date: September 02, 2014. 03:09pm
Price: £191.50
Payment method: Wire transfer
Transaction number: 0466142997148E

Please find the detailed information on your purchase in the attached file (sale_2014-09-02_14-20-08_37311131537.arj)

Best regards,
Sales Department
Evelina Example
+07775 xxx xxx

As PayPal give your name and e-mail address away to its merchants (i.e: they effectively make it public) - we recommend our clients to use a throw-away or time-limited address for paypal accounts. The spam will be sent to your address using your full name so:

To: "Anthony Other" <another@example.com>

Currently the spam is promoting a fake goods site with the connivance of an ISP based in Hong Kong.

Here’s a phish, sent by: mail14-co9on0066.outbound.messaging.microsoft.com [157.56.211.66] seconds ago:

From: Barclays Bank PLC
Subject: Important Information From Barclays!

You have not used the telephone banking service for some time now and this could lead to a temporary de-activation of your access to this service. In order to ensure your continued usage of the service and other services such as the internet banking, please follow the steps below :
Click here to begin
© 2014 Barclays Bank.
All Rights Reserved

We've trapped a couple of mails from gmail containing malware. Malware in the form of an attachment called "Payment.rar", "document.rar" or "INVOICES.rar"; within that file is a windows ".scr" or ".exe" executable.

The text is like this (sic):

Dear Sir/Ma
Please check attachment for the confirmation of the part payment into your account. Thanks for your patient and we sincerely apologize for the delay. Please find swift message for the payment made via attachment and confirm back.
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Thanks & Regard,
Rohitashwa K. Mishra,
Senior Journalist,
Dainik Bhaskar Group.

Or perhaps like this, received from mail-vc0-f194.google.com [209.85.220.194] on Tue, 29 Oct 2013 06:12:01 (sic):

Dear sir ,
Regarding to the previous order i made in your company , the goods shipped
to me are not exactly what i purchased, the attachments are the slip of
the payment i made and sample of the products i need if you have them give
me feedback and the new account so that i`ll make the next payment as you
told me .
thanks.

The email offers promotion company is currently heavily promoiting itself on TV in the UK. There are some reports of non-subscribers receiving spam from this organisation (search online for those).

Here's an extract from the Wowcher T&C's:

We may disclose your information (including personal information) to other companies within the Daily Mail and General Trust plc group of companies (the "DMGT Group", see www.dmgt.co.uk for further information) and may use and share within the DMGT Group information that we learn from your interactions with us and other group companies within the DMGT Group.