Scam or not?
Nathanaellgbt Posted messages 10 Status Membre -
“Hello,
We have recorded a purchase of 500.00 EUR in progress with Remitly. If you are not the one who initiated these transactions, please contact one of our customer service advisors at 0805384646, no surcharge.
Best regards
SOS Card Service verified by Visa open 24/7.”
12 réponses
Apparently a scam, an attempt to phishing for credit card information...
To reassure you, you can ask your bank advisor for advice...
(NB: never call the numbers indicated in this type of email or SMS... Nor click on any link mentioned in it)
My mission is to kill time and his is to kill me in turn.
We feel perfectly at ease among assassins. (E.Cioran)
I just received an email that is roughly identical except that mine mentions a purchase at Darty and the phone number to contact is 0970467002....
Contacted, Darty has not sent any email, and has no order in my name.
I did not call this number thinking it was a hacking attempt, which would indeed be the case.
Hello
Always the same answer, very very likely scam, delete do not respond, usual precautions
https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-37581050-arnaque-ou-pas#1
Hello,
For the 0970467002, there is no doubt...
https://fr.scamtel.com/view/48598
Be careful, Scamtel does not always detect fraudulent numbers...
I often get this kind of email - straight to the bin - never click, never give any info
by the way, look at the sender's email address - you'll understand quickly
There is currently a spike in attempts at bank account scams.
Example of a warning here:
https://www.quechoisir.org/actualite-arnaque-des-banquiers-tres-bien-imites-n98399/
received today
Your payment on the DARTY website of €619.00 has been validated.
If you are not responsible for these transactions, please contact our customer service at 0977197653, which is not a premium rate number.
If we do not hear back from you within 12 hours, we will be obliged to confirm all transactions.
Sincerely
SOS Card Service open 24/7
The same today for a DARTY purchase of €649 and call 01 84 80 87 15.
Email forwarded to abuse@fnacdarty@.com
Darty is not to blame (these are usually gross fake emails) and therefore its abuse service is not involved.
Just today, I had (like everyone else) a case with BNP, SFR... and I will remain silent about my mobile phone where I supposedly have so many packages to be delivered that I must be Santa Claus.
Be careful where you click (or more precisely where you don't click) and just do your thing and let others talk...
Hello as well,
As mentioned earlier, it's pointless since the scam is so obvious and no matter how much we report it, it will just come back from other crooks.
But if you really have time to waste and knowing that CCM censors email addresses, you need to respect the syntax of the email address in question, which obviously cannot have an at sign before .com.
The amount of the supposed purchases and their nature generally leave little doubt about their fancifulness, but if there is any doubt (because we do indeed have a purchase in progress on the sites in question), the rule is the same as for any absurd message supposedly coming from EDF, my bank, the tax office, my grandmother..., to check what the matter is by logging into your account on the website in question, of course directly and not through the links received.
Abrd
Hello, me too Monday 22/01/23
We thank you for your trust
your payment request has been successfully validated.
SG-Carrefour 478.52EUR
If you are not the author of these transactions, please contact
one of our SOS-CARD advisors to block it 01 8970 5187 non-surcharged.24H/24-7j/7.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR TRUST.
Hey
Scam!
1- Remitly does everything to avoid phone calls and provides several ways to contact them; they are overloaded as a very large international company.
2- After at least 3 pages of redirection, the number exists but is not the one indicated in the question.
They clearly state that their number may incur charges: "International call fees may apply."
3- The number indicated in the question is currently a premium rate number contrary to what is written in the email.
"A business that profits from the cost of calls."
The 08 05 prefix would only mean "that it has a specific pricing."
https://www.aquiappartientcenumero.com/0805384646
-(Note that the number may be used by different people over time).