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Unsolicited Email Ordering: Protecting Yourself from Fraud
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OMG! I got one too and I responded not knowing. I didnt place order as "she is sending me a certified check". Then , here's the kicker, I got an email saying "I am so mad at my boss, instead of sending the order amount, he sent a check for all the money he owed me to you" etc. ended up with them saying "Can I trust you to send the rest of the money minus the order amount to me because I owe money to my engineer for doing plumbing?" the last time I checked, engineers don't do plumbing. If the fake check arrives, I am going to send it back with a note saying thanks, but no thanks.
<h2>1. Is it safe to accept unsolicited email orders?</h2><p>No, it is not safe to accept unsolicited email orders. These types of orders are often fraudulent and can put you at risk for financial loss or identity theft.</p><h2>2. What should I do if I receive an unsolicited email order?</h2><p>If you receive an unsolicited email order, do not respond to the email or provide any personal or financial information. Instead, you should report the email to your company's headquarters and to the proper authorities.</p><h2>3. How can I protect myself from email order fraud?</h2><p>To protect yourself from email order fraud, it is important to only accept orders from customers you know or have been referred to by someone you trust. You should also verify any new customers and their payment information before fulfilling their order.</p><h2>4. What should I do if I suspect an email order is fraudulent?</h2><p>If you suspect an email order is fraudulent, do not respond or fulfill the order. Instead, report it to your company's headquarters and to the proper authorities. It is also important to educate yourself and your team on how to recognize and handle potential fraud attempts.</p><h2>5. What should I do if I have already accepted an unsolicited email order?</h2><p>If you have already accepted an unsolicited email order, it is important to proceed with caution. Do not ship any products until you have verified the payment and the legitimacy of the customer. You should also contact your company's headquarters and follow their protocol for handling potentially fraudulent orders.</p>
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