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If they're scammers then they're working really hard for their money in a) getting accurate info about your trip from Avis, b) impersonating Avis, and then c) i
by patio11 12y ago
If they're scammers then they're working really hard for their money in a) getting accurate info about your trip from Avis, b) impersonating Avis, and then c) impersonating the Italian authorities. I'd presume legitimacy. If you're not sure, call either a) the authorities listed on the letter at a publicly verifiable number (one not listed in the letter) or b) Avis' Italian CS line, and ask if the letter you received in the mail is the usual procedure.
- verelo 12y agoI think you're right. It turns out www.emo.nivi.it works, but im having issues with the payment processor. I would expect scammers to have a much better credit card processing method :P