Should I be concerned about these emails?

[house mouse]

I've recently received 2 emails from 2 different vape suppliers I do business with. One is in the US and one is in Greece. 1 said that he was sending me the information I had requested. It was a tracking number on an order I placed several days ago and received without issue. The email from the other supplier was to show me the tracking # from a recent order and to tell me it was delivered on the 30th. I also have that order safe at home, but it seemed like he was responding to a question that I hadn't asked. I'm confused and kind of nervous about someone playing around in my accounts. I changed the password on one account and am going to the other's website to change the password there as soon as I post this. It just has me weirded out.

 

[edyle]

yes

 

[oplholik]

I would contact these vendors also, and explain the situation, and see what they have to say about it.

 

[house mouse]

I would contact these vendors also, and explain the situation, and see what they have to say about it.

I did. It's just so stinking weird. I checked my credit cards and paypal and there's no activity on them. I just can't figure out why someone would send inquiries to the companies about where my stuff is. Especially since the answers come back to me. I think I'll change my email password while I'm at it.

 

[Susan~S]

Also, make sure your virus scan software is up to date.

 

[MattyTny]

You can ask what email the sender was responding to if you didn't email them. Was it a duplicate email or a late email for a tracking number?

I doubt you have any sort of computer virus, unless you opened and ran some executable file you didn't trust.

Personally I would email them back explaining the situation, that would get to the root of the problem. If you order from them and trust them it shouldn't be an issue.

 

[Rabbit Slayer]

I doubt you have any sort of computer virus, unless you opened and ran some executable file you didn't trust.

I pretty sure they don't work like that anymore...you can get infected opening the wrong web page or email now-a-days

 

[papergoblin]

One could be a crossed email, wrote you instead of the person that requested, has happened to me, I responded to the wrong email one time being in a hurry. The other could have just been a conformation of delivery but it never hurts to change passwords, most security folks will tell you to at least once every six months.

 

[cllmda]

It's probably just an automatic email with your tracking info that was sent late...but the safest thing would be to ask the vendors,just to make sure.

 

[crxess]

Automated systems screw up. I get that from several Vendors a few times a year. Mostly the same Vendors over and over.

As long as they are not requesting Click to Verify it is nothing.

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