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Winnie M
1 reviews | Active since Jul 2024
12 Sept 2024, 19:57
Leave me alone please.
I keep on getting links to something I do not know. And I will not pay for something I don't know. What is the matter with these links that look so *****? I am convinced either you want to **** me.
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Ram Hand To Hand Couriers's replyOfficial
13 Sept 2024, 10:00 Dear Winnie Mahlangu,
Phishing attacks remain a critical threat. We are aware of another ********** email masquerading RAM Hand-to-Hand Couriers, whereby the receiver of the email is instructed to pay an outstanding shipping cost, or their package will be returned.
Please note that a receiver of a RAM shipment will NEVER be required to make payment for outstanding shipping costs.
Cyber ********* are becoming more and more sophisticated. PLEASE BE VIGILANT!
To protect yourself, and your customers, you should look out for the following clues to determine if an email received is a potential **** -
· Whilst the email is branded RAM Hand-to-Hand Couriers, the email is not sent from a valid RAM email domain. A valid email from RAM to a receiver will always end with @ram.co.za.
· There are often distinct grammar or spelling errors.
· The use of generic greetings such as “Dear Customer” or “Dear Client”.
· Demands for urgent attention, as well as contradicting information.
· The request for login credentials and/or payment.
This matter has been handed to our ***** department.
Yours Sincerely
The RAM Team
Phishing attacks remain a critical threat. We are aware of another ********** email masquerading RAM Hand-to-Hand Couriers, whereby the receiver of the email is instructed to pay an outstanding shipping cost, or their package will be returned.
Please note that a receiver of a RAM shipment will NEVER be required to make payment for outstanding shipping costs.
Cyber ********* are becoming more and more sophisticated. PLEASE BE VIGILANT!
To protect yourself, and your customers, you should look out for the following clues to determine if an email received is a potential **** -
· Whilst the email is branded RAM Hand-to-Hand Couriers, the email is not sent from a valid RAM email domain. A valid email from RAM to a receiver will always end with @ram.co.za.
· There are often distinct grammar or spelling errors.
· The use of generic greetings such as “Dear Customer” or “Dear Client”.
· Demands for urgent attention, as well as contradicting information.
· The request for login credentials and/or payment.
This matter has been handed to our ***** department.
Yours Sincerely
The RAM Team
Ram Hand To Hand Couriers's reply13 Sept 2024, 10:00
Official
Dear Winnie Mahlangu,
Phishing attacks remain a critical threat. We are aware of another ********** email masquerading RAM Hand-to-Hand Couriers, whereby the receiver of the email is instructed to pay an outstanding shipping cost, or their package will be returned.
Please note that a receiver of a RAM shipment will NEVER be required to make payment for outstanding shipping costs.
Cyber ********* are becoming more and more sophisticated. PLEASE BE VIGILANT!
To protect yourself, and your customers, you should look out for the following clues to determine if an email received is a potential **** -
· Whilst the email is branded RAM Hand-to-Hand Couriers, the email is not sent from a valid RAM email domain. A valid email from RAM to a receiver will always end with @ram.co.za.
· There are often distinct grammar or spelling errors.
· The use of generic greetings such as “Dear Customer” or “Dear Client”.
· Demands for urgent attention, as well as contradicting information.
· The request for login credentials and/or payment.
This matter has been handed to our ***** department.
Yours Sincerely
The RAM Team
Phishing attacks remain a critical threat. We are aware of another ********** email masquerading RAM Hand-to-Hand Couriers, whereby the receiver of the email is instructed to pay an outstanding shipping cost, or their package will be returned.
Please note that a receiver of a RAM shipment will NEVER be required to make payment for outstanding shipping costs.
Cyber ********* are becoming more and more sophisticated. PLEASE BE VIGILANT!
To protect yourself, and your customers, you should look out for the following clues to determine if an email received is a potential **** -
· Whilst the email is branded RAM Hand-to-Hand Couriers, the email is not sent from a valid RAM email domain. A valid email from RAM to a receiver will always end with @ram.co.za.
· There are often distinct grammar or spelling errors.
· The use of generic greetings such as “Dear Customer” or “Dear Client”.
· Demands for urgent attention, as well as contradicting information.
· The request for login credentials and/or payment.
This matter has been handed to our ***** department.
Yours Sincerely
The RAM Team