Also, any texts received from evri, royal mail, DPD, etc from a mobile phone number are bullshit.Another tip; if you ever get one of these scam emails and you're unsure, NEVER click the link in the email. Always copy the address and paste it or check it with a legit email checker.
According to "Evri", i've made several dozen online orders this week that have failed to deliver.Also, any texts received from evri, royal mail, DPD, etc from a mobile phone number are bullshit.
There's absolutely loads about.
Any reputable company, their name will appear in the place of the number, obvious I know but people do get caught out.
As above if you're not sure don't click the link.
Haha..According to "Evri", i've made several dozen online orders this week that have failed to deliver.
I plan on writing a strongly worded email to Evri's bosses about their incompetance.
Inside job??I think the question is....how did they know what she had ordered? The company, regardless of what you suspect with the actual product, is "reputable"
That's awful.A friend of mine had lost her cat, phone call from ‘RSPCA’ telling her the cat was found, naming her local vet and of course a bill to be paid. The so called vet spoke to her, told her to bring her cat carrier in to collect him after she paid the bill. Obviously, a doubly distressing disappointment as not only was the cat not found, she’d paid out a few hundred pounds. Luckily the bank refunded but she was left traumatised by it all.
@mackenzie I was shown how to spot a fake website, the very willing and helpful 20 something year old couldn't understand why I wasn't 'getting it'. It was supposed to be part of my job. Eventually it was agreed that he'd do that side of things and I'd do the rest.I think the question is....how did they know what she had ordered? The company, regardless of what you suspect with the actual product, is "reputable"