Lots of scammers send out messages with attachments containing malware of various sorts.
Natalia Leshcuk’s message is a carefully designed document with lots of details and an attached file, but it describes a delivery due from the Ukraine.
The Ukraine is known for exporting raw materials such as iron, steel, mining products, chemicals etc. so how many companies in the West would be expecting a delivery from the Ukraine?
That must be a very very small number, so you can see that this choice of country by the scammer will rule out almost everyone she has sent the message to.
Also, the dates on the message are wrong – the message claims the delivery is due September 9th having been rescheduled at our request and that her payment was due on September 3rd but is overdue and we need to pay immediately.
That is a very confused message and is presumably one that has been used before, when the dates matched, but this latest scammer couldn’t be bothered even reading what she was sending out.
Complete rubbish.
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