I just got the same exact email! Mary Willie. I did not respond. I thought it was weird she wanted to order odd things like washer wiffs, travel tin, replacement part for plug in. Same thing she wanted my info to send me a check and would pick the items up at MY location. She's in Louisiana and I'm in Texas! And she supposedly lives there but didn't even spell it correctly. *SCAM*
I too received this exact message but for pick up on February 5th from Nancy Brooke. I did place the order and thankfully have customers I can sell these products to. My bank immediately confirmed that it was probably fraud and never would have cashed that check. Seems like a bad fraud to me, more inconvenient than anything. Just frustrated that I didn't look it up. I'm a nice person and I just think other people are nice people too.
I received the exact email from a Nancy Brooke. I didn't go ahead with the order but had a funny feeling about the check. My curiosity got the best Of me tho and did some digging. The # above is a land line number the website is all fake from what I gathered. This Nancy person keeps emailing me and texting me to get her product and wire the balance to CA to a .......
> Name :Junruo Yao
> City : San Jose
> State : California
> Zipcode : 95133
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Everyone please be aware there is a fraud going on every where people are desperate to make money .
I got the same email using the name "Nancy Brooke" wants me to order for her and wants to send me a check in the mail. First she said she was from Texas now she says she's from new Orleans.
I also received the same email from Nancy Brooke, wanting to order EXACTLY the same items, lol. I am a fairly new consultant and have not had a contact request previously, but the email sounded somewhat sketchy so I forwarded it on to my Director. In the meantime, I looked at the Scentsy website to see if there were any warnings, and I did not see any, so I then googled Nancy Brooke, Assistant Personnel Director, Modeling and Talent Agency, and BINGO I found 4 different links with warnings. The old saying "too good to be true" sucks, but unfortunately usually right on. Am sorry to those of you who placed the order. Being out the money for the order is bad enough, my concern was more what were they hoping to achieve with my full name, telephone number, email address, and full mailing/home address. I would be checking my credit report for those of you who sent ANY information to whoever is sending these emails.