Just a warning

[egg]

This afternoon I got a text message from ?? EE ?? my ISP

EE We are having issues verifying your billing details. Update these details immediately at XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
to avoid a block on your EE account.

They must think I'd just dropped off my Christmas tree.

I reported it to EE and was told that they would add it to their warning list.

I know that you're all savvy regarding these scams but I thought I'd share it in case you had any relatives who may get caught out.

ALSO I had a message from my Bank Nat West last week about a scam telling people they had a parcel waiting at their local DPD depot. They'd tried to deliver it twice and to receive their parcel they had to ring and pay for re-delivery.
George had one of these emails but saw it for what it was and deleted it immediately.

It's never a good time to get these scams but even more so at Christmas when people perhaps aren't as vigilant as they should be and are maybe WAITING for a parcel to be delivered.

G.

[duyuthinkysaurus]

Keep getting the "amazon prime" scam phone calls, and, the Im from your internet provider one, they usually hang up on me when they twig that I am taking the piss out of them.

[banjo]

You're going the same route as me, but I've found that you can't take the p1ss put of sh1t Dinks.

With these shysters you can tell that it's a case of back-water-duck's.

Remain vigilant Folks.

e&oe ...

[nob]

Yep I get them all, The amazon one comes to an email addy that's not registered with Amazon.

[duyuthinkysaurus]

I have several ways of dealing with them, one I use is string them on for a while then pretend to call the police on a another line when you get back the line is usually silent.

[nob]

I tell them I dont understand what they are saying, they usually go.