Q:

How does this possibly malicious phishing email link work? 

I got a phishing email from a supposed realtor that wanted me to click on the following link
http://wonderit.net/f%23$%25%5e%29%28*%5e%25$%25%5eamg*&%5e%25$%23$%25%5e/

which I decoded as:
http://wonderit.net/f#$%^)(*^%$%^amg*&^%$#$%^/

I was curious about the URL query or command because I haven't seen one like this before.  Can someone explain to me how this malicious link works?  Is f#$%^)(*^%$%^amg*&^%$#$%^/ an encoding of some sort?  Or is it something designed to attack this server?  Is it a bash script or some other command? 

  PS.  Of course, I haven't tried to open the page at all

A:

The actual page requested would be http://wonderit.net/f, since anything after # would be interpreted by the DOM.  That page returns HTTP status 406 with or without the hash mark and everything following.  The site itself appears to be broken, so it's unlikely we can find out now what the intended result would've been.