While the company name and address are legit, I suspect the email address is the spoofed one for the scammer.
E-mail:
[email protected]
is listed as the contact email for Aaron Industrial Safety.
http://www.aaronind.com/contact-aaron-industrial-safety.html
Not a GMail address.
Also the phone number is a miss match:
Aaron Industrial Safety
3475 N.W. 60th Street
Miami, FL 33142
Ph: (305) 835-8877
Fax: (305) 696-0888
You may want to forward the email to them, to let them know that someone is scamming using their company name.
Generally, the way the scam works is like this:
They place a large order.
Once the order has been accepted, they will say they want to use their info provided freight or shipping service.
They then say they will pay for the order plus extra money for the shipper.
They give you credit card info, PayPal, or money-order/cashiers checks to pay for the item with the extra money for the shipper and request you wire the extra money to the shipper.
You process the incoming funds and wire out the extra money to the shipper.
The shipper turns out to be the scammer, you just wired the scammer your money.
The cards or checks turn out to be stolen or counterfeit. The PayPal deposit notice was a fake.
The money you wired is unrecoverable.
They scammer was never interested in you items, he only wanted you money, so that is why they will use a real businesses address and provide their fake email/phone number to you.