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Khalid E
1 reviews | Active since Feb 2012
31 Jan 2024, 14:49
****? or Not...
Received a call from "***" about a Parcel im supposed to get. They want to confirm my ID. Not even expecting a Parcel. LOL
They claim to be from RAM couriers. i hang up but decide to call back. to my horror, the automated message on this number sound Pretty legit. and if this is a ****, They probably ****ming/Getting allot of peoples details.
a guy answers and before i can even tell him what the issue is, he says, " a courier will call you on your *** number regarding your delivery".
I told him WAIT! and i proceed to ask him *** is going on and he just hangs up.
be careful because if this is a ****, it seems to be a very good 1. unless it is RAM couriers number then this is all messed up
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Ram Hand To Hand Couriers's replyOfficial
06 Feb 2024, 08:28Good day, 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 SincerelyThe RAM Team
Ram Hand To Hand Couriers's reply06 Feb 2024, 08:28
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Good day, 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 SincerelyThe RAM Team