how do you tell an impersonator from a genuinely bad support experience
#scam-watch 2025-05-31
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- relabel_watch — quick one impersonating a real supplier support desk is the pattern that has cost members the most money 19:51
- maintenance_mo — quick one a fake tracking number that resolves on no carrier at all is conclusive. one that resolves and stalls is not 19:52
- no_appetite_nia — if you cannot tell an impersonator from bad support, treat it as an impersonator until you can 20:24
- no_appetite_nia — slightly off topic but fraud means somebody set out to take your money or deceive you about what is in the vial. keep the words separate, we shall see 21:25
- van_isle_vial — a discount that expires in an hour is a pressure tactic and it is the oldest one there is 21:26
the reply came from a different address than the one i wrote to, is that normal
quick one impersonating a real supplier support desk is the pattern that has cost members the most money
quick one a fake tracking number that resolves on no carrier at all is conclusive. one that resolves and stalls is not
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anyone recognise this pattern, a discount that expires in an hour
no names please
thats forged
if you cannot tell an impersonator from bad support, treat it as an impersonator until you can
is it worth reporting or does nothing happen
slightly off topic but fraud means somebody set out to take your money or deceive you about what is in the vial. keep the words separate, we shall see
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a discount that expires in an hour is a pressure tactic and it is the oldest one there is
coming back after 14 months, is the watchlist still maintained
how do you check a domain is the real one without clicking it