Free hosting from Google: be careful.

Received a letter with the following proposal:
The only place where my address is known (I do not indicate it here) is whois data for several personal domains.

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From: google-noreply@googlemail.com
Topic: Google free webhosting!
Date: October 25, 2008 23:59:08 GMT + 04: 00
To: -------------------@gmail.com
Reply-To: google-noreply@googlemail.com

Hello,
Dear Gmail customer

For our free hosting services.
This service is currently in beta test.
We can’t find out if we’ve been able to find out what we’re trying to do. name in our special control panel.
Our servers are PHP, SSL (Secure Shell), FTP, Stats, CGI, Perl, Unlimited, MySQL Database.
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Notice:
Dont sell this invitation code in the future.

Your invitation code:
google-hosts.com/Xcvw2p99ah7dtV1bFJyacSHUQcdROroysWeaIkkATEXaZUJ7n6wwXJzlyFVEYfJyB74Y66qln8VSP1Njjbp4zWSSz

Need help? Hosting-Support@google.com
Google Webhosting Team
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Pretty cool suggestion to be a bit naive.

Checking the domain, we get the following info:

Domain Name: GOOGLE-HOSTS.COM
Registrar: ONLINENIC, INC.
Whois Server: whois.onlinenic.com
Referral URL: www.OnlineNIC.com
Name Server: NS1.DNS-DIY.NET
Name Server: NS2.DNS-DIY.NET
Status: ok
Updated Date: 25-oct-2008
Creation Date: 25-oct-2008
Expiration Date: 25-oct-2009