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received invoice for unordered/received toner from
Officecomp
3717 so la brea ave ste 612
los angeles ca 90016

I received an invoice also for unordered/received toner from the same company and it had persons listed from my company that work in the field and their order dat was a day we were closed for Good Friday.  Who is this company?

Received invoice also for toner and no toner was ordered or shipped

Received an invoice for 2 unordered toners. called them, a girl picked up and hung up as soon as I mentioned invoice. Never picked up again, called them 100 times. SCAM!!!!!

Received an invoice for (2) toners from Officecomp in Los Angeles.  Our company has never ordered anything from this business.  I tried calling the (866) area code number several times but no answer.  It is a scam.

Received phony invoice for 2 toner cartridges for a total of $585.39.  Tried calling the number listed on invoice and couldn't get through.  Then I found this website about similar incidents.  Called the local police to look into the scam.

i also recieved an invoice today that was for 2 toners that i never placed an order for! it shows on the invoice that i was the person who placed the order when i know for a fact that i did not! its from the same company (officecomp) and ive never heard of them before.

i remeber getting a call from a place that apparently sold toner and ink but when i started to ask them questions and "dig" a bit deeper they hung up  and i never heard back from them. Then this morning i get this strange invoice. i figure its got to all be conected to the same scam!

im so glad there is a discusion board for this type of thing. i would have been totaly lost and confused with out it!

thanks!

I wasn't the person who received a phone call but I handle the accounts payable out our firm.  we received an invoice from these folks, no one here had heard from them.  I tried calling and it is only a voice mail, that is full.

From the Federal Trade Commission Website:

You can protect your organization from paying for unordered goods and services. Here’s how:
1. Know your rights. If you receive supplies or bills for services you didn’t order, don’t pay, and don’t return the unordered merchandise. You may treat unordered merchandise as a gift. By law, it’s illegal for a seller to send you bills or dunning notices for unordered merchandise, or ask you to return it — even if the seller offers to pay for shipping. Further, if the seller sends you items that differ from your order in brand name, type, quantity, size, or quality — without your prior express agreement — you may treat the substitutions as unordered merchandise. Unordered services are treated the same way. However, first consider the possibility that the seller made an honest mistake.

http://business.ftc.gov/documents/bus24-avoiding-office-supply-scams