They are not hackers,and 99% are Nigerian.
But yes they are a scam - I think anyone that has a website with the name
solar anyplace on any page gets them daily.
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Northern Arizona Wind & Sun - Elec
Yes, we get these every day as well. If therre is anything in the
message body about "credit", I file it in my Nigerian Opportunities
folder. :-)
Matt T
Chris @ the Oasis wrote:
Hi Folks:
Because of our (cursedly) good web presence, we get perhaps 4 to 6 of these
a day. When I got fewer of
Hi Folks:
Because of our (cursedly) good web presence, we get perhaps 4 to 6 of these
a day. When I got fewer of them (thinking perhaps they were not bogus), I
would call the credit card(s) issuing bank -- you can get that information
through your credit card processor, by giving them the first
Jeff,
We get a few a week, every week. They're always for a list of parts,
never for a group of items that would go together and make anything
resembling a system. I've never been tempted to even try to respond.
It seems to me as if they always leave that "signature" of bad
grammar, or "De
We have been solicited but have passed on the opportunity for the order.
Thanks -
Dana Orzel
Great Solar Works, Inc
www.solarwork.com
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V - 970.626.5253
F - 970.626.4140
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I am wondering if any of you are receiving fake email orders as I think they
are a scam by hackers in China or other countries.
They always start out asking for a very "odd" list of items they are looking
for. For example, they will say they will take almost any brand of solar
module and any
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