It appears that the caller, likely a telemarketer, is attempting to sell beauty products from a company called Dermafutura, claiming to be from Switzerland. The caller, often introducing themselves as Martha Mayer, is quite persistent in their sales pitch, which has led many to believe it's a scam. The fact that they have personal details, such as the recipient's name, raises concerns about potential data breaches. Many have reported similar experiences, with some even receiving products they didn't order. It's essential to exercise caution when dealing with such calls.
Its clear that this is a scam, they call you and tell you that they are doing some kind of research, but its all very misleading, they also say that all the cosmetics in the pharmacy are fake, which is not true, i know this from experiance, and they try to convince you by saying alot of inaccuracys
For three years, I have been purchasing cosmetics from this company without encountering any issues, and I am particularly satisfied with their quality.
Υπηρεσία τηλεμαρκετινγκ για προϊόντα ομορφιάς. Μην απαντάτε, δεν έχουν ορίες πλέον.
Σήμερα, στις 13-2-2020, μου έκαναν κλήση στο σταθερό μου τηλέφωνο από το νούμερο 0039074299220. Μια γυναίκα που办自称マルタ・マγερ από την Ελβετία, προσπάθησε να μου πουλήσει προϊόντα περιποίησης γυναικείων. Δεν ξέρω αν είναι απάτη ή όχι, αλλά είμαι σκεπτικός και τους είπα ευγενικά να σταματήσουν. Μετά από τα σχόλια που διάβασα εδώ, αποφάσισα να μοιραστώ την εμπειρία μου, γιατί με προβληματίζει η νομιμότητά τους. Πιστεύω ότι μου το είχαν κάνει και πριν δύο χρόνια, με μια γυναίκα που έλεγε ότι κάνει έρευνα για προϊόντα σώματος και προσώπου από την Ελβετία και προσπαθούσε να μου πείσει να αγοράσω τα προϊόντα τους αντί για αυτά των φαρμακείων. Τότε δεν δέχτηκα να τα αγοράσω.
Το διό συνέβη και σε εμένα σήμερα. Με κάλεσε μια κυρία από αυτόν τον αριθμό και ζήτησε ένα όνομα (το οποίο δεν υπάρχει στο χώρο μου). Όταν της είπα ότι πιθανόν κάνει λάθος, με ύφος μου απάντησε ότι δεν κάνει! Συνέχισε ακάθεκτη, θέλοντας να μου προτείνει προϊόντα ομορφιάς. Της είπα ότι δεν έχω χρόνο και έκλεισα ησυχα.
They called, claiming to be from Switzerland. I told them to call back later, but I haven't heard from them since.
They had products for care and knew my address and everything, which seems suspicious.
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Yesterday i recieved the same call, i just hang up immediatly
This number is used by Μάρθα Μάγιερ, who claims to sell products from dermafutura. She introduces herself as a chemist or dermatologist and has called before. Although I didn't purchase the products, her persistent sales tactics and phrases like 'αγάπη μου' suggest a non-Swiss origin. Her insistence made it difficult to end the call.
A similar number, +390227003230, supposedly from Switzerland (Geneva-Lucerne), but actually from Italy. A woman named Martha Mayer wanted to sell face care products and asked for personal details. When I questioned how she got my number and name, she claimed it was from the EOF. It's suspicious that the EOF would share personal information. The situation smelled fishy, and when she tried to sell me €87 worth of products, I politely asked to end the call, and she hung up. Beware of these scammers likely involved in data theft.
I received a call from Greece (noted the +30 code), but they claimed to be calling from Lucerne, Switzerland. Spoke with a Martha Mayer, introduced as a dermatologist (???) from Dermafutura, who reiterated what others have mentioned in their comments. Seems like a scam. They sent products, but I chose not to collect them. Something felt off... If they bother you, simply hang up.
Yesterday, I received a call from a private number, supposedly from a Swiss cosmetics company representative named Mayer, who claimed to be conducting market research, but our conversation was cut short due to my busy schedule, and they have not called back since.
Obviousley its a scam, they dont acctually ring from switzerland and ther probly isnt a Martha Mayer or whatever, possibily derma futura dont exsist either
