8 thoughts on “just a little christmas fraud?

  1. Maybe one of your haters set you up on Rover. I assume that you know that we have Rover in Chester County.

    • No I didn’t know and they wouldn’t have known this email address nor do any of them live in a valid apartment in Flatbush. I heard back from rover and that’s a real place up there where one of their pet sitter people actually went today

      • The local Rover is ran by Krapf Buses. I have register with them in case I may need their services to get to appointments and back home. They go outside of Chester County up to 15 miles. Friends have used them and like the service.

    • PS then I get an email from Rover first notifying me they were closing account and a fraudulent credit card was used. So I wrote them back that I had spent half an hour or more on the phone with someone proving the fraud and I was one of the victims as it was my email used. Then the woman apologized in a subsequent email saying essentially oh sorry, do I want to keep account open! I was like NO, I don’t and after this I probably wouldn’t ever want and account with them.

  2. OK. in all and extreme seriousness, you are brave to open the email AND go further to find out who or what Rover is. YOU are a HOOT! (it’s what my mom would say about something I did was funny)

    I receive emails from scam CVS, Kohl’s, Rite Aid, etc., stating there is a $50 credit in my name or something similar. I send them to Scam file which then reports the scam to…hm… maybe no one. After the funny texts from Trump’s friends in Russia, and a recent email requesting $$ for Trump’s 2024 campaign, I don’t open anything suspicious!

    • This is different than fake retail emails. I went and looked up the company and then I plugged this email address into the company website and it said there was an account. It’s not an email I use often. I opened the email initially because I had not signed up for any pet services

    • PS then I get an email from Rover first notifying me they were closing account and a fraudulent credit card was used. So I wrote them back that I had spent half an hour or more on the phone with someone proving the fraud and I was one of the victims as it was my email used. Then the woman apologized in a subsequent email saying essentially oh sorry, do I want to keep account open! I was like NO, I don’t and after this I probably wouldn’t ever want and account with them.

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