It may be just a bug on Fotolia side. You can contact their support.

Also, you can easily view the link below that "here". Is it pointing to fotolia or to some other strange URL or even something having IP numbers in it?

On the other hand, I really think you are right with being suspicious and that forwarding this email to them may be really appreciated by them (in case it is just a scam starting to spread around).

the "here" link goes to "as1.emv2.com".

Hmm, a clear case of malintention.  It could be password theft or maybe spyware downloading.

And the guy behind it went a long way checking your images to make the email at least partially believable.  You should forward it to FT with the complete headers if possible, because they can get extra information there (IP address and such), although the person may have been very careful about leaving clues behind.

Regards,
Adelaide

as1.emv2.com is Fotolias Supplier for E-Mailing and Newsletters

Is it so?  I would have never guessed.  My FT emails always come from FT addresses (I've even checked some I have filed), and it is nevertheless strange to have a link to a site that is not FT.

It's a recent change, I noticed it because I had to change my outlook filters for the mail coming from them.

You're right, I'll report it.  I followed your advice and found that the "here" link goes to "as1.emv2.com".

Phishing. Also beware of seemingly valid links, but when you hover over them, they link to a Javascript function, which you can see at the bottom on the status line of Firefox.