But Kalu, was the e-mail actually from the company?
Here these scam mails have a headline in very large capitals telling you it is from the Post Office, or UPS, but when you look at the details of the sender's e-mail it says something along the lines of
Annabxly@ followed by an e-mail provider.
So it is relatively easy to identify the scammers.
When you block their address, they send the same mail from a different fake address
For four weeks one determined, or stupid scammer kept sending me an e-mail telling me that my parcel would not be delivered until I had paid the postage due on it, so click here.
Here being a link.
Knowing that I had not ordered anything at all, I did what I would have done if I had ordered anything: felt that wrong postage was the sender's problem not mine, and that they were welcome to return the fictitious parcel to sender.
So I blocked their address and otherwise took no notice.
Now they seem to have realised that they can't catch me that way.
Professor Jason Arday - plagiarism etc
Has anyone else noticed their energy levels change as they've got older?

