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Unsolicited parcel - Asos
angethomas77
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Hi all,
I don't know if I've posted this in the right place but here goes.
About a month ago I received a text saying it was from ASOS, they had attempted to send me payment info for 'my purchase' but couldn't. The text quoted my email address which was almost correct.
I thought it was spam so ignored it. I hadn't ordered anything from ASOS.
A couple of days later a parcel arrived in an ASOS bag with a dress (in a style I would never wear) and miles too small. I hadn't done anything with it and more or less forgot about it. Just now, I've received a text message saying payment is due in two days.
I'm really confused as this is something I haven't ordered ( I don't have an ASOS account) so this company has my name, phone number, home address and almost has my email address. Any advice? It just seems really bizarre.
I don't know if I've posted this in the right place but here goes.
About a month ago I received a text saying it was from ASOS, they had attempted to send me payment info for 'my purchase' but couldn't. The text quoted my email address which was almost correct.
I thought it was spam so ignored it. I hadn't ordered anything from ASOS.
A couple of days later a parcel arrived in an ASOS bag with a dress (in a style I would never wear) and miles too small. I hadn't done anything with it and more or less forgot about it. Just now, I've received a text message saying payment is due in two days.
I'm really confused as this is something I haven't ordered ( I don't have an ASOS account) so this company has my name, phone number, home address and almost has my email address. Any advice? It just seems really bizarre.
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I'm hoping your first port of call, like me would have been to contact ASOS and see what was going on.
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This sounds more like a scam to me rather than something genuinely from ASOS. As above I'd contact ASOS (via their web site contact details) and see what they have to say.0
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