I received bulk mail about a credit card.
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check with the better business bureau. Or you can check with the state ucc filings.
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It's probably a postal mail scam and/or a poorly executed marketing campaign.\n\nIf it has an address or telephone number, you could probably type it into a Google search box and see what comes up.\n\nYou can also search the Better Business Bureau website for consumer complaints against the company, if someone has reported it.
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scam mark it as spam.
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thanks for two point, plus I recieved this in an e-mail 3 weeeks ago, copier
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Maybe they were scamming you and wanted you to answer personal information for them. I have never had my credit card company to do that so I would contact the company that your credit card is through and tell them about this call...D
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Everyone gets 'em, not just you.  Some ppl have better spam filters or blockers on their email account.  Make sure yours is set to high.  \n\nAnd please don't believe any of them.  I'm sick of getting chain letters from ppl stating they're gonna get a $500 gift card from Applebees just b/c they're sending the stupid email to 10 ppl.
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yea, call the credit card company and ask for a card with a certain amount of money on it, they should send it in the mail, and then when she gets back call them agian and cancell the credit card. And then you need to chop the credit card into little bitty peices.
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Daily I am getting nearly 5 mails like this.  All cheating.  If you donot believe me, then pay the amount and try your luck.
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Ask for them to spend you the information via the post office.  If it is a scam, then it would be concidered mail fraud, which is a federal felony.
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Report a fraudulent email\nNigerian 419 Scam letters, Lottery emails, Phishing emails and other fraudulent emails should be forwarded to our Investigation Team at:\n\nscams@fraudwatchinternational (add .com to the end)
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Since the "product" was shipped in August, and received by the customer at about that time, why did it take 3 months for the customer to charge "fraud"?\n\nIt seems to me that since the customer has not returned the item, that they are merely trying to acquire a "product" without paying for it.  You should inform the credit card company of the facts, and indicate that you believe that they are aiding and abetting a fraud. \n\nNext find an attorney that would be willing to initiate a civil action against the customer and the credit card company. You can get a referral from the local bar association.
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That stuff is listed in phone book; as long as you didn't give out info like ss#, bank accts., credit cards, you will probably be okay.  If you are that concerned you can call one of the credit bureaus and ask what their policies are on unusal activity regarding your credit.  If you report it ahead of time this may help you with any liabilities in the future.  Good luck.\n\n I hope you didn't give any bank info to this man.  If so, call your bank tomorrow and explain situation.  Cancel acct. and wait to reopen a different one till you call soc sec..  Call soc sec. office and explain what happened and that your # and info may have been compromised. They will probably have a new one issued to you.
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those are spam mail.. \n\nUnwanted mails should be labeled as "marked as spam" to prevent receiving those emails in the future.\n\nand if possible, try minimizing exposing your email address to non-trusting websites
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This is fraud.  alot of people I know have gotten this email. They tell you you've won a large amount of money, but you need to pay them something to recieve it. Delete this, do not click on any links, do not send the money or call any phone numbers. It is fraud. \n\nIf you copy the first couple lines and put it in a search engine it will tell you it's fraud.
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You don't provide much information -- but if you got an Email telling you this and they want your credit card number, then this is a well known scam.\n\nDo NOT provide your bank account number or a credit card number to anyone.  If it is real, they will send you a check.
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Might be worth ringing the companies involved. Someone might be using your address  to obtain goods etc.
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Used to happen to me a lot. Unfortunately you can't prove it. One time they delivered it in one of those bags that say your mail has been damaged, but with a really obvious slit down one side, it was fairly obvious to me who'd done the damaging. From now on I ask people who are going to send me cards to send them in a plain brown envelope. That way it's less obvious in the post.