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  • 2022-02-10 (xsd:date)
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  • CVS Email Scam Promises 'Exclusive Reward' with 'Confirmation Receipt' (en)
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  • In February 2022, we reviewed an email scam that promised a special exclusive reward offer with a confirmation receipt for CVS Pharmacy. The message appeared like this: The email with the CVS Pharmacy name read: Despite the mention in the email's from column of CVS-Stores, this was not a genuine email from CVS Pharmacy. CVS-Stores.SQLPXCP.XQPNYFE@rheerrgi.us is not a legitimate email address and meragaf.shop has no affiliation with CVS Pharmacy. The address at the end of the message read: 6130 W Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89103. We previously saw this same address used in a Lowe's email scam. We clicked the link in the scam email. It redirected from biodastonder.co.uk to chasingthepassion.com. It then redirected again to quernfence.com, where a $90 promo reward offer was dangled in front of us. The page looked like this: The page read: This was misleading. The scam offer for a CVS Pharmacy special exclusive reward offer was not only available on one day. A fake, short countdown clock was also visible at the bottom of the page. The date and clock were likely only there to create a sense of urgency. CVS Pharmacy's official website published a page to help its customers avoid several kinds of scams, including those that make fraudulent claims about rewards and surveys. CVS Health does not solicit information from our customers in this manner, the page said. You should not reply to or follow any links contained in such a message. In sum, we recommend deleting any scam emails that promise to provide the recipient with special exclusive reward offers from CVS Pharmacy. (en)
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