This Friday, I opened my door to go to work and found several packages at my feet. I became concerned right away, since I am a single female who must be very careful about compromised information. Women are vulnerable.
I looked on the packages sent from Puremeds, and the first name of a man and my last name were on them. They were also displaying my address. The central theme of the products was male enhancement - something irrelevant to me since I lack the appropriate genitalia.
I looked online and noticed a plethora of scam reports for this company that was a stranger to me before Friday. Upon the suggestion of my local FBI, I spent Saturday afternoon changing credit card numbers. This is more than just an inconvenience. Along with the FBI and fellow victims, I intend to close the doors of these sorry scam artists.
I have checked for pending charges, and so far, there is nothing suspicious, but like the FBI agent said, someone's credit was compromised, even if it wasn't mine.
I will spend Monday afternoon at my local FBI office and filing a claim of fraud with USPS.
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