(10-14-2022, 03:44 PM)mothered Wrote:

(10-14-2022, 03:27 PM)Alexsmith49 Wrote: How do amazon prove we did physically receive the order after providing otp?

Photographic evidence, GPS/tracking coordinates as the package was travelling through the carrier's network from consignor to consignee.

(10-14-2022, 03:27 PM)Alexsmith49 Wrote: And maybe write an email to yourself from a fake amazon gmail and ss it. So for example your email on your amazon account is called mothered@Gmail.com then you create a fake amazon gmail called amazoon19@Gmail.com then write yourself a fake email saying you must reply with the otp code or else your order wont go through.

You're overcomplicating It.

Since when does Amazon use Gmail as the sending address?

(10-14-2022, 04:00 PM)Alexsmith49 Wrote: Whether amazon use gmail or not is irrelevant

Quote:you create a fake amazon gmail called amazoon19@Gmail.com then write yourself a fake email saying you must reply with the otp code or else your order wont go through.

(10-15-2022, 12:41 AM)mothered Wrote:

(10-14-2022, 04:00 PM)Alexsmith49 Wrote: Whether amazon use gmail or not is irrelevant

Are you serious?

As per below, firstly you've Incorrectly  spelt "amazoon", so that's an Instant failure. Secondly, you're playing the role of an Amazon representative (or otherwise), so how on earth do you justify the email was generated on a domain they never use?

Quote:you create a fake amazon gmail called amazoon19@Gmail.com then write yourself a fake email saying you must reply with the otp code or else your order wont go through.

Moreover, how does the email correlate with Amazon's Internal department that (supposedly) sent It? Disregard It altogether - the Inconsistencies are clearly evident.

(10-15-2022, 10:05 AM)Alexsmith49 Wrote: The point is that we as a victim are stupid and we fell for it. The email could be named amazonfraudprotection19@Gmail.com or smt. Of course not many people would fall for it but we are trying to portray that we have. After all, what can amazon say? They cant just call us stupid and say our refund is denied because its our fault we was stupid enough to fall for it.

(10-15-2022, 10:05 AM)Alexsmith49 Wrote:

(10-15-2022, 12:41 AM)mothered Wrote:

(10-14-2022, 04:00 PM)Alexsmith49 Wrote: Whether amazon use gmail or not is irrelevant

Are you serious?

As per below, firstly you've Incorrectly  spelt "amazoon", so that's an Instant failure. Secondly, you're playing the role of an Amazon representative (or otherwise), so how on earth do you justify the email was generated on a domain they never use?

Quote:you create a fake amazon gmail called amazoon19@Gmail.com then write yourself a fake email saying you must reply with the otp code or else your order wont go through.

Moreover, how does the email correlate with Amazon's Internal department that (supposedly) sent It? Disregard It altogether - the Inconsistencies are clearly evident.

The point is that we as a victim are stupid and we fell for it. The email could be named amazonfraudprotection19@Gmail.com or smt. Of course not many people would fall for it but we are trying to portray that we have. After all, what can amazon say? They cant just call us stupid and say our refund is denied because its our fault we was stupid enough to fall for it.

(10-15-2022, 07:37 PM)Ordnael92 Wrote: Man, if I were an Amazon rep I'd just tell you "it's not Amazon's fault you were so stupid to fall for such a fraudulent email, it's none of our business" because that's how dumb the whole plan is.
I realize the plan would actually involve you pretending to be that dumb but hey, you can't blame anybody for your own stupidity in this world. You fell for it? It's your own problem.

(10-15-2022, 11:17 AM)mothered Wrote:

(10-15-2022, 10:05 AM)Alexsmith49 Wrote: The point is that we as a victim are stupid and we fell for it. The email could be named amazonfraudprotection19@Gmail.com or smt. Of course not many people would fall for it but we are trying to portray that we have. After all, what can amazon say? They cant just call us stupid and say our refund is denied because its our fault we was stupid enough to fall for it.

Be honest here, have you given this any thought?

Respectfully speaking, I've named so many Inconsistencies, yet you still believe It's viable.

(10-15-2022, 07:37 PM)Ordnael92 Wrote:

(10-15-2022, 10:05 AM)Alexsmith49 Wrote:

(10-15-2022, 12:41 AM)mothered Wrote: Are you serious?

As per below, firstly you've Incorrectly  spelt "amazoon", so that's an Instant failure. Secondly, you're playing the role of an Amazon representative (or otherwise), so how on earth do you justify the email was generated on a domain they never use?

Moreover, how does the email correlate with Amazon's Internal department that (supposedly) sent It? Disregard It altogether - the Inconsistencies are clearly evident.

The point is that we as a victim are stupid and we fell for it. The email could be named amazonfraudprotection19@Gmail.com or smt. Of course not many people would fall for it but we are trying to portray that we have. After all, what can amazon say? They cant just call us stupid and say our refund is denied because its our fault we was stupid enough to fall for it.

Man, if I were an Amazon rep I'd just tell you "it's not Amazon's fault you were so stupid to fall for such a fraudulent email, it's none of our business" because that's how dumb the whole plan is.
I realize the plan would actually involve you pretending to be that dumb but hey, you can't blame anybody for your own stupidity in this world. You fell for it? It's your own problem.

(10-16-2022, 12:28 PM)Alexsmith49 Wrote:

(10-15-2022, 11:17 AM)mothered Wrote:

(10-15-2022, 10:05 AM)Alexsmith49 Wrote: The point is that we as a victim are stupid and we fell for it. The email could be named amazonfraudprotection19@Gmail.com or smt. Of course not many people would fall for it but we are trying to portray that we have. After all, what can amazon say? They cant just call us stupid and say our refund is denied because its our fault we was stupid enough to fall for it.

Be honest here, have you given this any thought?

Respectfully speaking, I've named so many Inconsistencies, yet you still believe It's viable.

Yeah it was an idea thought of on the spot i guess, but in that case whats stopping people from just becoming drivers and tricking customers into giving otp stealing package and getting away with it.

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(10-15-2022, 07:37 PM)Ordnael92 Wrote:

(10-15-2022, 10:05 AM)Alexsmith49 Wrote: The point is that we as a victim are stupid and we fell for it. The email could be named amazonfraudprotection19@Gmail.com or smt. Of course not many people would fall for it but we are trying to portray that we have. After all, what can amazon say? They cant just call us stupid and say our refund is denied because its our fault we was stupid enough to fall for it.

Man, if I were an Amazon rep I'd just tell you "it's not Amazon's fault you were so stupid to fall for such a fraudulent email, it's none of our business" because that's how dumb the whole plan is.
I realize the plan would actually involve you pretending to be that dumb but hey, you can't blame anybody for your own stupidity in this world. You fell for it? It's your own problem.

Idk in that case if it were to really happen the driver just gets away with it?

(10-16-2022, 01:23 PM)Ordnael92 Wrote: Yet why would I give an OTP to somebody without having the parcel in sight/in my hands already?

(10-16-2022, 03:05 PM)mothered Wrote:

(10-16-2022, 01:23 PM)Ordnael92 Wrote: Yet why would I give an OTP to somebody without having the parcel in sight/in my hands already?

Agreed.

Furthermore, other than the company the carrier/driver and yourself, who else would have knowledge of the OTP, as well as the delivery date and time?