This is a screenshot of one of my favorite *sarcasm* phishing scams. No, they are not pretending to BE Square, but if one were to take the bait, you would be dealing with Square's Customer Service to no avail.
We've had people attempt to used this scam multiple times. The first time it was tried, we actually responded to the email, but red flags were going up as soon as the conversation continued.
The scammer will ask if you accept credit cards. If you reply "yes," the scammer will then proceed to inquire about placing a large order. They will even have credit card information available. The catch is that they will tell you that they want a courier to pick the order up, that the courier only accepts cash, and ask you to run the card for the extra courier fee and give the courier the cash.
What @Lexi pointed out in her video is true in the above screenshot. Check the spelling and grammar. Better yet, how about that name? If the order sounds to good to be true, and they're asking you to do something out of the ordinary, question it.
