tried to enter the 2500 shopping spree and was scammed.
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tj
Who called? What number?
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tj
It is common for "shopping spree" scams to use the names of well known retail stores, such as Walmart. Why not Dillards, if that is a common retailer in certain parts of the country?
It's all just an excuse to get people to part with their account information allegedly to pay "only $5", or whatever, for a "shipping and handling fee" or a "gift card", which then turns into a charge for $500 or so. These scammers are basically telephone phishing for account or id information, cloaked in the fraudulent claim that they are selling a "product".
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It's all just an excuse to get people to part with their account information allegedly to pay "only $5", or whatever, for a "shipping and handling fee" or a "gift card", which then turns into a charge for $500 or so. These scammers are basically telephone phishing for account or id information, cloaked in the fraudulent claim that they are selling a "product".
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/2006/03/ftc_walmart_spree.html