Two dodgy emails
Just a shot of my email list. It shows 2 entries for Ezee-fix.
Eezy-fix is a genuine company based in Belfast. I have never dealt with them and hadn't heard of them until checking this morning.
I do not believe they are involved in this scam.
However, as I had never heard of them, it would have been impossible for me to have placed an order with them, let alone given them payment.
I am not opening the emails as undoubtedly there will be a tracker within advising them they have a "Live" email address and I don't want that.
But be aware that this is how scammers start. I would tell them that I haven't ordered anything, then they will start a dialogue to attempt to get my bank details, either to "return money" I have paid or perhaps to make a payment that isn't due. One way or another they are touting for information.
Just make sure that you don't give them any!
Eezy-fix is a genuine company based in Belfast. I have never dealt with them and hadn't heard of them until checking this morning.
I do not believe they are involved in this scam.
However, as I had never heard of them, it would have been impossible for me to have placed an order with them, let alone given them payment.
I am not opening the emails as undoubtedly there will be a tracker within advising them they have a "Live" email address and I don't want that.
But be aware that this is how scammers start. I would tell them that I haven't ordered anything, then they will start a dialogue to attempt to get my bank details, either to "return money" I have paid or perhaps to make a payment that isn't due. One way or another they are touting for information.
Just make sure that you don't give them any!
