E-mail & call from sales@promotionrogers.ca

[Arsh7]

Hello,

I got a telephonic call from a person who says he was from rogers & was providing me a really good deal, I was a rogers customer before & now I'm currently with Bell. I just wanted to authenticate if this person is offering me a legitimate deal or is it some kind of online fraud.

The e-mail id is :

sales@promotionrogers.ca

The phone number is For Further Assistance : 705 298 2293 Ext# 800

Can anyone please let me know if this is genuine or not, because i have called rogers customer care multiple times, but no one has helped me out up till now.

Thanks

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[57]

See: https://communityforums.rogers.com/t5/Scam-Phishing-Fraud-Discussions/Rogers-Salesman-and-Potential-...

The phone number is basically irrelevant since any phone number and call display can be spoofed.

[Hapz]

I also received their calls and mails that they can give iphone 15 pro max with the roaming plan for $50 finance. In addition to that they are saying they can pay off the tenancy amount in contract too. Anyone can confirm this ?

[aamir372]

This is fake call, they also called me and mistakenly I provided my Roger's account info to them and they offered me very cheap plan in good price. I got a call originally from rogers today, they said did you order any Samsung Ultra Note 20, I replied NO bcoz I never ordered, they said someone was trying to order it on your behalf thats why we are calling you to confirm. After that I called the fake guy and told him about that and he cut the call, I tried several times to all again and he was not pickup the phone. Please be aware. Thanks

[2018sicofR]

Also just got a call offering $50 US/CAN plan with 80GB data WITH a iPhone 15 Pro Max.  When they started to ask for personal information I asked for a call back number.  They said 705-298-2293 extension 800 Emma - G4011.   

sorry, not going to fall for $50/month x 24 months for a iphone 15 pro max AND no activation or CANCELLATION fee lol.   (They even said you don't have to return the phone AND $50 and tax included....)

when it sounds too good to be true, it usually is.

[majidsaad45]

Got the same call - holding off on it until I get confirmation if this is true.

[larsthomsen]

I got the same call today, and it sounded like a scam so i went along until she start asking me about my birthday. I gave her me email and name which you can find many places on the internet, but nothing else. Then i got this email and you can see its a scam by the lines at the left of the email, because its been copied from another email and not a genuie generated email: 

[MDK-2024]

There is no registered IP-address, and no "mail-exchanger" IP-address for "promotionrogers.ca".  

That's a strong HINT that it is a scammer. 

If you call the number that called you, do you get an "intercept": the number you called is not in service ?  If somebody answers, do they immediately identify themselves ("thanks for calling Rogers") or do you get a menu ("enter 1 for billing, 2 for technical support")?  The REAL Rogers would have automation to give that menu.

[larsthomsen]

They called me and got me to handout my email, but then she wanted all sorts of other codes, and I knew it was a scam and told her that that info was already on file. She hang up but send the email anyway

[MDK-2024]

The time-and-energy that the scammers used to try to "phish" you 

is time that they did NOT spend talking to somebody more gullible.  🙂

I imagine that at the end of a month, the manager of the scammers would fire the worst employee for the month -- smallest money scammed during the month.