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GLS Express Scam and Delivery Email on Facebook Marketplace

There are scammers taking people's Facebook account images and posing as potential buyers. They will request payID then send you an email or chat message saying the money has been sent but an error has occurred and demand you send the money back out of your bank account, even though you cannot see the money transferred into it. Another one is they make an excuse they have work commitments and will send a GLS Express service to bring the money and take the goods, but once again they want payID and a FAKE GLS company. They will send you an email asking you to pay insurance for the loss of the item, but these GLS SERVICES are fakes, therefore, do not send any money from your bank account.

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GLS Express Scam Email Messages

Quantity of goods: $ 120.00

Insurance costs: $ 80.81

Additional insurance costs: $ 80.81

Total amount that that seller should receive: $ 200.81

GLS-Tracking-Number: 1Z3Y201R0300051152

GLS-INFORMATION

We ask you to insure yourself in all cases that concern the ownership of your property. GLS will purchase insurance on behalf of the recipient for the true dollar value of any loss or damage to property affecting the shipment.

In fact, GLS shipping insurance meets the general requirements for loss of or damage to goods in transit.

This email will be sent to you as soon as you have paid the insurance costs so that our delivery groups can come to you with an amount of $ 200.81 to deliver them to you and to pick up the item.

SHIPPING METHOD OF CHARGE INSURANCE PAYMENT

For insurance costs under $ 80.81 or a top-up card of $ 80.81 Electronic top-up codes for $ 80.81 PCS

Recharge should be sent to this GLS Express Service e-mail address. We ask you to pay the insurance cost by clicking below:

Quantity of goods: $ 120.00

Insurance costs: $ 80.81

Additional insurance costs: $ 80.81

Total amount that that seller should receive: $ 200.81

GLS-Tracking-Number: 1Z3Y201R0300051152

GLS-INFORMATION

We ask you to insure yourself in all cases that concern the ownership of your property. GLS will purchase insurance on behalf of the recipient for the true dollar value of any loss or damage to property affecting the shipment.

In fact, GLS shipping insurance meets the general requirements for loss of or damage to goods in transit.

This email will be sent to you as soon as you have paid the insurance costs so that our delivery groups can come to you with an amount of $ 200.81 to deliver them to you and to pick up the item.

SHIPPING METHOD OF CHARGE INSURANCE PAYMENT

For insurance costs under $ 80.81 or a top-up card of $ 80.81 Electronic top-up codes for $ 80.81 PCS

Recharge should be sent to this GLS Express Service e-mail address. We ask you to pay the insurance cost by clicking below.

PayID: ....,

IMPORTANT NOTICE: READ CAREFULLY THE BELOW MESSAGES AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN SO WE CAN FINALLY PROCESS YOUR PAYMENT WITHOUT ANY FURTHER DELAY.

We are really sorry for the late response. We encountered a little problem while crediting your PayID account, you have a pending payment of $2,500.00 AUD but we have a problem crediting your PayID account with that amount because your account is not a premium business account, your PayID account has a small limit of an amount that can be deposited into it therefore you are required to quickly expand the limits of your PayID account to enable your account to have a fund maximum limits.

You can take this few steps to expand your limit:

Contact the last payer of your account (Robert) to send in an additional payment of $2,000.00 AUD so that your account limit can be expanded, as soon as this is done, we will credit the total amount of $4,500.00 AUD into your account immediately without any further delay.

Note: An alert has also been sent to (Robert) regarding the $2,000.00 AUD additional payment he has to send to you, we will secure this transaction with high priority so that neither the buyer nor the seller will lose their funds in this transaction.

Sincerely,

Pay ID®

PayID: ....,

You’ve received an additional payment of $2,000.00 AUD from Robert.

Congratulations!!!!! Your Pay ID account has been upgraded to a business account.

You’ve received additional payment of $2,000.00 AUD from Robert and your account will be fully credited with the total sum of $4,500.00 AUD

Your funds are now safe with us and for buyer's safety, the additional payment has to be refunded FIRST for your account to be fully credited with the total sum of $4,500.00 AUD Robert has chosen to be refunded the sum of $2,000.00 AUD through PayID or Osko Pay option

Final steps to follow:

1. Get your Bank account ready.

2. Collect the PayID or Bank details from the buyer

3. Send the total sum of $2,000.00 AUD to the given bank account.

4. You are required to send us an email with clear proof that the refund has been effected through PayID or Osko Pay

IMPORTANT NOTE: YOUR FUNDS HAS BEEN APPROVED AND SECURED SO YOU ARE TO CARRY ON WITH THE INSTRUCTION GIVEN ABOVE FOR YOUR ACCOUNT TO BE FULLY CREDITED WITH THE TOTAL SUM OF $4,500.00 AUD.

Sincerely,

Pay ID®

Failure to abide by this means your Name, Picture and Address will be forward to the Law Enforcement Agency in your country to get you arrested, because you are practicing Fraud, and your account, Pay ID ,Bank or Credit Card linked to your Pay ID account will be BLOCKED, In order to free yourself from this, kindly get back to us with the screenshots of the $2,000.00 AUD sent to this email you have 5-10 minutes so your bank can verify and to release the fund(s) into your account. If you have any comments on this issue do not hesitate to contact us. If the information you wish to provide pertains to an emergency situation, please contact us at the ACIC and we shall get back to you promptly.

GLS Express Facebook Messenger Scam

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