"BOOTS Gift Card" Spam Emails

I have started to report emails to your listed address as of now, I get a massive amount of emails purporting to be from Asda,mosrrisons,lidl,aldi, amazon.etc.etc
All domains are hosted by namesilo.com their support initially asked for details, then when I did give them all of the details I get anywhere between 5- 20 emails per day, finally they dismissed them as being "spoofed " and not from them; funny when it is hosted by them down to their own name servers for routing of the emails .
I am sure after I reported each and every email to abuse reporting email address I keep getting even more.
Any advice on how to escalate this hosting provider to ICANN and other would be most welcome?
thanks

It would help if you showed the address these e mails come from. I have received a couple from boots@email.boots.com that sound like similar fraudulent e mails. Can you confirm that this isn't a genuine Boots email address please?

We will do that, but remember, email addresses can be spoofed. This means you cannot rely on an email address to determine if the email is fake or not.
You will have to look at the email headers to do, which is a little tech savvy.
I can send an email to you and make it appear as if it came from the president by spoofing the email address.
So, send us the email you have received so we can check the headers.
For more information about email spoofing, search for it using our Search engine at the top of the page.

Has anyone else had money for goods they haven’t ordered taken out of their account following this survey scam.

Beware of happy watches

I wish I had seen this before I done it just for postage I could have a watch and sunglasses. I paid £6.99 postage recieved very cheap watch, sort you get out of Christmas cracker and very cheap sunglasses; then find out from my bank they tried to take £84.99 out of my bank twice lucky fraud depth saw it and contacted me and stop payment being as I had brought items from boots online just assumed the survey was genuine.

I get heaps of these, just spam them

I received the same email telling me there was something wrong with my phone ... etc as above today from this email (p.n@jafferp.com).

Just received a new scam pretending to be boots from this email h_n@remainrespectful.com.
Here is the scam email:
"HI Annie,
We're reaching out to you because there is something wrong with your phone number - I have tried calling you all week.
Your Boots-account was selected from the database in our store in in regards to your last visit.
Please act now by clicking this link - we have a couple of questions for you to answer, afterwards we are offering you a gift as a compensation for your time - we currently have skincare products, perfumes, iphones, and other interesting gifts in our inventory.
If you do not act today, your gift will be passed on, so please, act now.

Thank you for your attention,

Beth McIvey
Advantage Card"

Here is another scam: - Original Message - Subject: Regarding the competition From: Luca Phillips Dear Linda Prior Today concludes our 1 month long survey, where we chose 10 winners to receive a £1000 Boots Gift Card. As it happens an email belonging to you, Linda Prior has been drawn as a winner. If you would like to claim your Gift Card follow the link below for instructions on how to redeem it. With respect, Luca Phillips, Customer Service If the link is broken paste this URL into your browser: hxxps://josert.myshopify.com Claim your Boots Gift Card"

Received this:
'From: Boots Ltd
Sent: 06 March 2018 12:56
Subject: Alan Straw, a gift is waiting for you!
HI Alan!
We have a very special surprise for you!
You have the chance to win a Boots gift card worth £1000.
Follow the link below and join our awesome contest and compete to WIN!
Today's Draw:
Email: xxxxxxxxxxxxx

Join the contest here - hxxps://micycless.myshopify.com /products/boots_giftcards
Show us you're our best contestant. Good luck and game on!
Regards,
Boots Team"

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