Rants
A scam, but how?
I don’t know how this scam works, or what they get out of it. Do they get the circuit breakers using a stolen credit card number and then we get hit with a charge back? Or do they then decide to pay us by some other method when a dialogue is started? If I wasn’t so busy at work I’d reply to one of these to find out how it works.
I’ll paste a couple of samples.. I get them semi regularly. They are submitted via the online contact page on our web page.
Sample #1
This is an enquiry e-mail via http://keemin.com.au from:
Mr. Terry Smith <terry.smith3008@gmail.com>
Hello Owner,
My name is Mr. Terry Smith, and i am inquiring about safety switches and i want to know if you do have some in stock or if you can special order them for me. Please if you can special order them for me i will be very glad for you to email me back the total cost for the safety switches and the quantities below.
63A 2 Pole Hager earth leakage circuit breakers………Qty : 30
Please kindly get back to me with the total cost including GST only but excluding freight cost OK. If i may ask, do you take credit card payments and whats the surcharge on each card you take? Also how soon can you get them ready for the pick up if i make the payment to you?
Thank you and i look forward to your reply shortly.
Regards…….
Mr. Terry Smith
Professional Spam
How professional can you be when you use a gmail email address to spam and try and sell a service? A link to the company and a company email address would go a long way to making these emails legitimate, but I guess they aren’t legitimate so it doesn’t matter that they think using a public email address is OK.
Keith Madison <kentcornwall3333@gmail.com>
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Spam, Spam, Spam
They must find victims, otherwise they wouldn’t send them out I guess. The gullible and greedy get done I suppose.
The following is the first paragraph or two or sometimes the entire message from a bunch of scam spam email. Some of these email’s I’ve received a bunch of times. They’ll either try and get some money out of you or get you to give enough information to for identity theft.
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