We need directions to deliver your phone,

by sircles on Apr 01, 2022
 

Watch out for more of the free iPhone scammer nonsense:

Some of the latest emails are arriving from Margaret, Teleservice+ < [email protected] > and are more of the same scammers trying to persuade you to sign up for worthless subscriptions and only entering a competition to win a phone.

Now we are not saying that there is or is not a competition, but these companies are subscription services to better prices which seems like an odd deal. Pay more to get better prices?? How would that work exactly? That if you bought enough items that you would make a profit? Well then how do they make a profit under those circumstances?

Now the link that you click, https://teleservicen.page.link/u9DC, takes you into a world of troubles. Here is an example:

https://lp.quizz2win.com/1180/?camp=4565&theme=1180

The first screen makes no mention of what you are being signed up for:

It is the second screen where their true intentions are shown:

Here is the sign-up process in full on YouTube:

As you can see from their text:

iPhone 13 Pro

Total amount to be paid $2

  • Free registration | cancel anytime
  • No hidden fees
  • Keep your brain sharp
  • Challenge yourself in many categories!
  • Compete for prizes as many times you want!
  • Keep competing to achive the hugest score!
  • Thousands of satisfied customers!
For further information please contact us at:

+44-808-196-0985

This is a free registration. Why am I asked for my credit card details? It's for verification purposes. If you do not cancel your account within the trial period of numbers[5] days, your account will be automatically extended to a premium account at the cost of per month. Your credit card will be billed as +44-808-196-0985. When you sign up for the free trial we may freeze one or more variable amounts to your account in order to verify if the card is valid, and that you are the authorized and legitimate cardholder. These amounts will only be freezed on your card for few days.

There are multiple spelling and grammar mistakes on the page and the terms and conditions are woefully explained so as to persuade people to sign away a subscription before they have realised that they have been duped. We seriously doubt that any iphone is  ever despatched to anyone and that this page is simply a trap. The terms and conditions link does not work and the privacy policy is lifted from another site. 

VERDICT: IPHONE COMPETITION EMAILS ARE A: SCAM!!!

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