Re: Your purchase for iphone 12 pro max is completed.

I'm sure most of you know this but this email is definitely fraudulent, and you should ignore it. (As you can see, they sent it to 500 people, without even bothering to Bcc us.) Do not call them or give them any personal information.

Best wishes,

Professor Jonathan Ichikawa

University of British Columbia

On Fri, Aug 20, 2021 at 10:34 AM chloe gre <chloe8174gre@gmail.com> wrote:

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INVOICE NO	KS174693V
PRODUCT NAME	IPHONE 12 max pro
ORDER DATE	20th AUG  2021
DELIVERY DATE	TOMORROW
AMOUNT	973.80 USD
PAYMENT METHOD	AUTO DEBIT

 

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Your purchase for iphone 12 pro max is completed.

Valuable Amazon user,

Your order for iphone 12 max pro from tulip INTERNATIONAL on amazon have been successfully processed and dispatched.

The charges SUM will be reflected inside next 24 to 48 hrs in your account statement for your order.

PRODUCT ID DESCRIPTION :       

INVOICE NO	KS174693V
PRODUCT NAME	IPHONE 12 max pro
ORDER DATE	20th AUG  2021
DELIVERY DATE	TOMORROW
AMOUNT	973.80 USD
PAYMENT METHOD	AUTO DEBIT

 

If you wish to cancel this order or make any changes feel free to contact our ACCOUNTS department as soon as possible

You can reach us on  + 1  -  (888)    –   (279 )  -   (4679).

 

Regards,

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