I'm not sure if this is a phishing email.
I ordered, or rather, received the package, two days ago. Now the question is whether I should transfer the money or not? So far, it's always worked without any problems, without me having to transfer anything.
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Loading...I sold something on classifieds 11 days ago and sent it as a consignment. The buyer wrote to me that the package hasn't arrived yet, and according to my post office, 11 days is also longer than the normal delivery time. The post office said it would take 8-10 days. I addressed the package clearly…
Hello, maybe someone can help me. I have a 50 Euro Amazon voucher which I have already activated (and it worked), but as soon as I order something it is canceled shortly afterwards and my voucher is still at 50 Euro. I would be very happy if someone could tell me why this is. Thanks
Hello folks, I have a problem. During a purchase I made today via PayPal, €1 was debited from my account for a fundraising campaign without my explicit consent (and no, I didn't tick the box by mistake). So I'd like to know if there's a way to disable this crap somewhere in the settings? (Since…
Are there containers or something like that where I can just throw the packages in if I have already franked them online?
Hey guys, maybe someone knows something about this. I ordered shoes from Asos on Sunday, and ASOS says my package will arrive today, but the German post office says it's only being prepared, and that's been the case since 12:00 yesterday. Shouldn't it have been further along? Can someone enlighten me?
The header’s source text is examined with dubious emails. If the domain of the From address does not fit: lost. Then you can see the chain of receiver heads. The first mail server that no longer belongs to its own provider should actually fit into the alleged sender. In doubt, the IP number is examined with a whois server, i.e. whois.arin.net or, depending on its output, with another such as whois.ripe.net or whois.apnic.net. If this mail server does not belong to the alleged sender and that can also be impossible its provider: lost.
For your example, you must have received a successful delivery and an invoice according to your order, with an IBAN in the invoice. If the e-mail after the above-mentioned tests is real and contains the same IBAN, and if you did not have a written record, I would consider the story as reputable, but also try to find out why the debit didn’t work, e.g. because you had prescribed your bank account.
Last post: I got this (click here) found that it could be fraud. Then, however, the above-mentioned tests prove that something is wrong.
From address is Anazon SES, so legitimate service, according to chatgpt.
Dkim signatures have been successfully validated.
(I got an order confirmation from amazon, but there was never ne iban with only the sendummer )
Ignore – in no case open something
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A direct debit should have failed. Whether this is really the case, you can see your account statement.
If your bank has a direct debit, it should not be a phishing mail.
Your bank would never send an email(at least the Sparkasse), call your bank for security, or contact the Amazon Support.
Don’t touch anything.
It’s a fraud.