Trademe survey. Careful
Scam Survey
What do they look like?
The survey will ask you for some basic questions to appear legitimate.
They'll offer a reward for completing their survey.
They’ll lure you with something valuable, such as an iPhone or cash reward.
To claim the reward, they'll usually ask for your shipping information and credit card details to "pay for shipping".
Bear in mind that many businesses send out legitimate surveys. Always be conscious about what information they're asking for, and if it seems too good to be true, it probably is.
Tip
Emails from Trade Me only ever end in '@trademe.co.nz' and '@email.trademe.co.nz'. If it's not one of these, it's not us.
My Survey email came from @mail.trademe.co.nz
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