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I've had similiar emails, but I can usually see from the actual email address it was sent from that it's not quite right. Not had them from feasible email addresses yet though.
What is frustrating is that it could be legitimate, but done in such a way that makes the user feel cautious about proceeding. For a company that is sending out leads/bookings like this, you should always register through their website directly (with https:) rather than follow the links on their email if you're suspicious about it.
If the company is using google forms to collect information, you don't need to log into a google account to respond - so it's obviously phishing.
Good Day Mate,
i would like to get some advice and a quote regarding-
Landscaping and Landscaping Maintenance
Removing some soil to create space for decking.
Removal of old decking.
Ponds and Waterfalls.
After several series of search on the Internet I found your company competent and reliable enough going by what i got from your website.
Please let me know if i could send my requirements over and the plans of what i intend doing on my property.
I hope to get a quick response from your company so that we can start the whole process as soon as possible. Regards.
Kind Regards,
Andrew.
does that look genuine??????????
Surprised there’s no reference to your long lost relative somewhere overseas ....
yeeeesssss!
get one like that or similar probably every other week, some better some worse
I think this part makes the email seem very ungenuine;
"After several series of search on the Internet I found your company competent and reliable enough going by what i got from your website."
Also the use of a lower case 'i' doesn't make the email seem well written.
yes well aware of that, but this latest ones come from single email addresses, that when you do an internet search on them appear to come from swanky london companys, making you think its possibly a big money client. Its ok to say dont click anything but they look and seem like a normal work related enquirey and there is no weblink etc. Ive not been caught but im sure some have.