I recently ordered a couple of parts from S&W and delivery was expected yesterday (Friday 8/16). It did not arrive as expected but this morning I received a text message from "USPS" informing me that my delivery was delayed because of an incomplete address and a link was provided to update my address.
DO NOT CLICK on any link, even if it looks "official!" I smelled a rat when a $.30 "redelivery charge" was imposed--fortunately I did not provide any further information (CC #) and I blocked the caller numbers--I noticed when I went to block the numbers that it was a "group" conversation and there were 3 other numbers listed on the message.
This may not happen to you, but it did happen to me and I almost got taken in, so please learn from my mistake!
BTW my parts arrived with today's delivery and the printed label from S&W was perfectly clear and correctly addressed.
DO NOT CLICK on any link, even if it looks "official!" I smelled a rat when a $.30 "redelivery charge" was imposed--fortunately I did not provide any further information (CC #) and I blocked the caller numbers--I noticed when I went to block the numbers that it was a "group" conversation and there were 3 other numbers listed on the message.
This may not happen to you, but it did happen to me and I almost got taken in, so please learn from my mistake!
BTW my parts arrived with today's delivery and the printed label from S&W was perfectly clear and correctly addressed.
. The new machine came with a link to MacAfee "for a free one-month trial." I didn't activate because I have used Norton satisfactorily for years and will continue to do so. A couple days later I received an "invoice" from "MacAfee" for the bargain price of $4,000 for a four-year subscription 
. Please click here. I noted that they had my first name, no last name, and (thankfully) no credit card information. After hyperventilating a moment, I clicked delete 
. Be safe out there.
