Registration scammers not even trying

Discussion in 'Clarity' started by petteyg359, May 11, 2020.

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  1. petteyg359

    petteyg359 Well-Known Member

    It's about time to renew the registration on my car for the first time, and of course the scammers see all the public records and jump on it. They obviously failed to think through using one template for all cars. Where's my turbocharger? I wonder if they send the same thing to Tesla owners, who also don't have a few of these things. At least they got the picture right.

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  3. Mowcowbell

    Mowcowbell Well-Known Member

    I would love to be at the head of the line to toss a burning torch on their call centers.
     
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  4. petteyg359

    petteyg359 Well-Known Member

    It's unfortunate they didn't include a postage-paid envelope to send a response. Every mortgage or car or appliance "warranty" letter I get that appears scammy and does have a return envelope, I make sure to return something in that envelope. Make them pay to keep the USPS alive :p I need to source some heavy weights to put in those envelopes so they'll have to pay more.
     
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  5. Kerbe

    Kerbe Well-Known Member

    https://www.amazon.com/KRT-Lead-Sheeting-Sheet-Rolls/dp/B01I289NPY/ref=sr_1_1
     
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  8. insightman

    insightman Well-Known Member Subscriber

    Remember to forget to write your return address on the envelope.
     
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  9. phev_one

    phev_one New Member

    I guess its the same marketing firm that Porsche used in naming the Taycan Turbo S
     

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