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Scammer's address Debarr Road 7405, Anchorage, AK 99504, USA
Scammer's email [email protected]
Victim Location USA
Total money lost $147
Type of a scam Online Purchase
Then I received a payment confirmation from another strange address [email protected], where the information was Transaction ID...., Merchant Order No......., Transaction Amount: USD 105.84 (ONLY!!!), Bank statements: AP* CONNECTTECH.
A little later I received another email from the address [email protected] where they sent me the tracking number of the shipment. That was 25th and 26th Oct. 2022.
On the 7th November I have been trying to find out what is wrong with my shipment and have inquired about all of these email addresses, incl. contact form on the website. No one answered me from the e-shop, no one answered me from the other addresses either.
It was only on November 21 that I received a notice from the Prague customs office that I should add information to the shipment - "earrings, weight 0.025g!" I wrote again to [email protected] and asked what did they actually sent me.
A clumsily apologetic email arrived asking me to send them photos of the shipment. They mainly convinced me to accept the shipment, that the earrings were worth $400!, that I could keep them.
So I had to ask customs to send me photos: The package said earring, weight 0.025g, value $8.
So I sent the photos to the [email protected].
The next day I got a reply that the "ring" was very beautiful and that I would definitely like it and that I should think about keeping it.
My response was roughly this: "So it's not earrings anymore but a ring, worth $8 more? Even if it was worth $400 like you say, I don't need it and it's no use to me - I ordered clothes ."
In short, we exchanged fifteen to twenty emails over a period of more than two months, but it did not lead to any results. They completely ignored my clear arguments as if they didn't even read or understand it and always answered the same thing:
"Have you accept a 40% refund and the remaining amount will be refunded after receiving the package. Please consider it.
If you have any questions/issues, please let us know.
Regards Anna"
They just copied the same text over and over as an answer.
I became suspicious immediately after receiving the email about paying for the order: The amount did not match the bank exchange rate at all, very strange data about the transaction (bank details, address of the recipient, etc.), appalling stylization of the email, an address made up of letters and characters as fraudsters do.
In the course of all that time, I only gradually confirmed that this was a well-planned fraud from the very beginning: To lure money and steal the bank's identity at the same time.
They will send you something of minimal value (this can be proven thanks to the tracking of the shipment and to the customs office) and wait for you to take it over. Instead of expensive goods, you get a kind of trinket for a few bucks, while claims due to return shipping costs are apparently ruled out in advance, and in the case of thieves, completely useless anyway. In addition, they will then claim that they sent you what you ordered, that the shipment contained the correct goods. It's some weird thieving tactic, but that's about it.
In addition, they are damaging someone's brand because the order confirmation came from [email protected] under the name Pradaeyewear Outlet Shop.
There is an eshop
https://www.prada.com/us/en/pradasphere/eyewear/2021/prada-linea-rossa-eyewear-2...⇄ />
which, however, has nothing to do with the mentioned email address or the sale of clothes on lurvsale.com.