Where do I send a phishing email claiming to be from Adobe?

I read to report any suspicious emails to customer support but I don't see an email address to send the email I received as follows...
Subject: Scan de 4155008
> Date: Tue, 1 Jul 2014 15:20:43 +0100
> From: [email protected]
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Scan de 4155008
>
> Scan de 4155008
> Format de fichier: PDF MMR(G4)
> Resolution: 200dpi x 200dpi
>
> Le fichier joint est une image numerisee au format PDF. Utilisez Acrobat(R)Reader(R) ou Adobe(R)Reader(R) d'Adobe
> Systems Incorporated pour visualiser le document. Il est possible de telecharger Adobe(R)Reader(R) de l'adresse suivante:
> Adobe, le logo Adobe, Acrobat, le logo Adobe PDF et Reader sont des marques deposees ou des marques commerciales
> d'Adobe Systems Incorporated aux Etas-Unis et dans les autres pays. http://www.adobe.com/
Although the email address is not mine I want to report it to be investigated. There's an attachment but I'm not opening it, it's a zipped folder. Thank you for your time and help.

I think you are right to be suspicious of this email. There is every chance that the attachment is infected and you should not open it.
However
1. It does not seem to be a Phishing email at all. There is no invitation to login, to send personal details, or to do anything else related to phishing.
2. The email does not say it is from Adobe, or in any way connected with Adobe. It does not impersonate Adobe email addresses, it uses hotmail addresses. It just says there is a PDF, and has typical text about how to get Adobe Reader.
Not sure why you think Adobe would be interested in this.

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