Just give An Post a call no?
It ends in .co mate, it’s a scam
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That’s 100% legit. Don’t waste your day checking it
Thanks pal.
The “good scams” are designed so that they check that the card information is valid once you press submit. If you generate a number from a source such as below, it should pass the check and it’ll show as “payment complete”. If this happens the scammers on the other side will get a notification of some sort saying they’ve got a hit before rinsing your card.
Anything before the final part of the domain can be manipulated. Once they own deliveryclaim.co they can create as many subdomains as they want.
e.g. anpost.deliveryclaim.co
Amazon.deliveryclaim.co
Etc etc
Always look to the last part of the domain name, if that isn’t the domain of the company you are expecting then don’t proceed.
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He’d have downloaded it twice as fast as well with his 2 broadband cables
Mp3s are poor quality compared to vinyl.
Just ask Neil Young.
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“Actions will be taken” is the give away. Shit like that usually starts with "failure to pay could lead to… etc. "
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And one of the Allen family avoids a custodial sentence for financing child rape and torture at the most extreme end of the scale by purchasing images of it presumably to masturbate over.
different beak. id imagine the savillesque ballymaloer would be looking at a custodial sentence and SOR nowadays
Cunts are back at it again
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if you have 5,10, 15 or 30 minutes spare then please string them along
I do it when I can, if we got enough people stringing them along their business model fails
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047 number?
Three from what look like UK numbers, but aren’t. I have people calling me from the UK all the time so it’s a pain the hole
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The 0044 ones? Had a missed call earlier, if you are regularly receiving them for work that is an absolute balls.
I wouldn’t ring them back because if you actually look at them they are wrong, but I’d answer them and speak to my robo buddies
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