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FAKE FAKE FAKE
Du får af vide at din pakke er blevet sendt og at man kan spore den via et link som de sender over SMS.
Der spørger de efter din E-mail for at man kan se hvor pakken er, men alt de bruger mailen til er spam og de vil også prøve at snyde jer for penge.
Siden er fake og fortæller alle at deres pakke er gået i stå og man skal betale penge for at få “den”
Men det er et scam og du skal endelig ikke betale noget!!
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