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Strange email Lews

LonnieP
in Fishing Rods, Reels, Line, and Knots

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Ok. I just received an email from stamps. Com saying Lews fishing has sent me a package. I didn't order anything and I've never bought a Lews product in my life and I find this really strange. Has this ever happened to anyone on here before? 

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    It’s called spam. Don’t open anything in that email.  Click on the senders email address and see who really sent it. It probably is not really from stamps.com. They are phishing for information from you or are trying to put malware on your computer. 

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    Ok thanks a lot. I called Lews and the girl on the phone was surprised as me and said she was going to investigate it. 

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    Well maybe lews will thank you for reporting it?:D:wub:

    Edited by teamhillbilly2012
    Fat fingers small keyboard

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    18 minutes ago, teamhillbilly2012 said:

    Well maybe lews will thank you for reporting it?:D:wub:

    Maybe so. I thought maybe they were sending random people free reels. Lol ?

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    1 hour ago, teamhillbilly2012 said:

    Well maybe lews will thank you for reporting it?:D:wub:

    It would be ironic if they thanked him by mail

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    On 2/20/2018 at 11:20 AM, LonnieP said:

    Maybe so. I thought maybe they were sending random people free reels. Lol ?

    Well be sure they have my address too

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