Another fraudulent enquiry asking to confirm GPS coordinates

[Cosetta]

This enquiry asked me to respond to his personal email -- don't!  Respond through the rental site form so the fraudster does not get your email.

Next he sent me an "acceptance" email with a link to "verify the exact location" of our villa.  I knew this was fraud, did not click.

Here is the relevant part of the header with his email:

Received-SPF:    pass (google.com: domain of greg.riching09@gmail.com designates 2607:f8b0:4001:c06::243 as permitted sender) client-ip=2607:f8b0:4001:c06::243;

Linkback: https://www.enjoykalkan.com/forum/index.php?topic=13158.0

[MartynE]

Our stock response to these is:

"Thank you for your interest. However, we were not born yesterday, so kindly p*ss off."

Seems to do the trick

[Cosetta]

Love it!  I'll try it.  But I was trying to get the idiot to reveal his IP by using an email tracking program so I could report the abuse.  Unfortunately, he used gmail and gmail headers do not reveal any useful tracking info.