The person on the other end of the phone asked if we could email our questions to them rather than talk on the phone. I plan to reach out sometime in the near future, just as soon as I set up my own scam email address; something like W. Coyote Automation of Arizona.
These things are prevalent.
I got a call this week from the Channel Manager for a major manufacturer of motion control products. She related that she had received six calls from distributors asking about proper pricing for one of the parts listed in a recent scam request. Further, she indicated one distributor may have made at least a partial shipment to the address provided by the scam artist. Typically, these folks use the address of vacant buildings or empty lots and arrange to meet the driver in route. Thus making it harder for them to be identified.

For your reading enjoyment, and hopefully a money saving tip, here is what the email looked like. By the way, the phone numbers ring to a scammer so beware.
Be safe and have a Great Thanksgiving
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Good Morning,
This is Paul Graves from FMC Corporation, we would like to have price quote for ACS550 spec given below;
***ACS550-U1-157A-4 – ABB Wall Mounted Drive, NEMA 1, 3-Phase 380-480V, 125HP....10 units
Thanks and looking forward to your response.
Warmest Regards,
Paul Graves Sr. VP & CFO FMC Corporation FMC Tower, 2929 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104 Phone: 215.220.3872 Fax: 215.299.5998
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