This page is dedicated to listing the various names and e-mail details being used by alleged scammers who may try to solicit prepayment for the shipment of your goods as part of the current print quotation scam. It has been compiled using the feedback from printing companies throughout Australia, the USA and UK who have had contact with the alleged perpetrators.

This information is provided to assist printing companies to protect themselves from scams by being able to quickly identify suspicious e-mail addresses and common names used in seeking quotations for non genuine printing jobs. If you receive one of these e-mails, we suggest you add the e-mail address to your e-mail spam folders to prevent further contact and forward the details to us.

Print Quotation Scam - Contact Names and E-mail Addresses being used

Disclaimer: This information is compiled from recorded exchanges between printing company representatives and individuals purporting to seek print quotations from these companies. It is not intended to reflect on any individual or entity who may share a similar form of identification legitimately.

Help keep our listing updated by reporting Scams here:  scamwatch@printnet.com.au.

PrintNet ScamWatch Database - Last Updated 10/06/2010 (xls - 142.5 kb) A complete record of all currently known scammers targeting the printing industry. This spreadsheet may be downloaded to populate your organisation's own spam database.