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Ace Winner Email Scam Stanley Tool Set
Ace Winner Email Scam Stanley Tool Set

The Ace Winner Email scam below, which claims potential victims can win a Stanley Tool Set, is a scam. Therefore, recipients of the scam are asked not to participate because the scam is linked to phishing survey websites that steal personal information or financial information.

The Ace Winner Email Scam

Ace Winner Email Scam Box Stanley Tool

Your Box Stanley Tool Set Waiting Confirmation. The Newest Model yet. get it now! Ace hardware. 170 piece Stanley Tool Set. Congratualation!

You hve been chosen to participate in our Loyalty Program for FREE! Confirm Now!

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by an anonymous user from: Burlington, Ontario, Canada

Got this exact email - coming from -
Noreply-canadiantire.com
My personal email was also correct
(We usually see some ajshj-gmail.com)
On the « To : » line.

Scammers are getting witty!

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by an anonymous user from: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Canadian tire is not being affected by this as well and like mentioned before the email address looked legit at noreply-canadiantire.com. Total scam though but I’m sure a lot of ppl are falling for it and paying the shipping charges and being ripped off…

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by an anonymous user from: Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

My win prize was from Rona and the email was noreply-rona.com. Almost had me convinced as it was an email with -rona.com

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by an anonymous user from: Big Rapids, Michigan, United States

Yes, I bit and was scammed out of "shipping" charges!!!

PLEASE DO NOT DO THIS!!!

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by an anonymous user from: Huntingburg, Indiana, United States

Mine came in as a text message. No thanks.

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by an anonymous user from: Jakarta, JABODETABEK, Indonesia

I've got one this scam, lucky me seeing this info,thanks

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by an anonymous user from: Rochester, New York, United States

Wow, looked so real I started to do the survey, got to the info section and a little voice said "scam"
Old addage, too good to be true.

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by an anonymous user from: Salt Lake City, Utah, United States

Got one today from the email zomals-coverage.unitcell.cfd

Looked half convincing to me. Glad I searched it up, because I did just go to ACE Hardware a lot this week and checked out with my account with them.

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by an anonymous user from: Atlanta, Georgia, United States

They’ve changed the tool set to a generator

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by an anonymous user from: Atlanta, Georgia, United States

There's a harbor freight scam with the Stanley tool set going around too.

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by an anonymous user from: Monroe, Louisiana, United States

yeah, I got this one as well, first thing that tipped me off was harbor freight doesn't sell Stanley, haha

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by an anonymous user from: Santa Clara, California, United States

got the same email today

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by an anonymous user from: Sheffield, England, United Kingdom

My 'BandQ 170 Piece Stanley Toolset' scammer email was aukimleung123-gmail.com

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by an anonymous user from: Leavenworth, Washington, United States

The email I just got looked semI legit, with an email info-pulse.qa
Google brought me here, tho, so I'm pretty sure I did not just win a 170 piece set. Too bad....

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by an anonymous user from: Álvaro Obregón, Mexico City, Mexico

The sender of my phishing email was kiwipalioe-vaskedm.unityteach.cfd

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by an anonymous user from: Brookfield, Wisconsin, United States

address of my scammer was this:

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