WatchOut #24 · Investigating

Fake Samsung Brazil pages ask for a PIX fee to release an order or a gift card

Who may be targeted: People in Brazil who have bought something recently, or believe they have, and are sent a link about an order, a delivery fee or a cashback balance.

A Samsung-branded cashback page asks for a CPF number before showing a gift-card offer
The page uses Samsung branding, asks for a CPF number, and presents a cashback or gift-card offer. The alert explains the payment request and warning signs.

A site using Samsung's name asks for your CPF, then shows an order or a cashback balance waiting for you. To release it you must pay a small fee by PIX: R$ 97,00 for a delivery, R$ 7,36 for a gift card. Nothing arrives. Check any order in the shop's own app instead.

  • The web address is samsungentrega[.]com. Samsung's own site is samsung.com.
  • You are asked to pay a fee to receive something you are told is already yours: R$ 97,00 to release a delivery, or R$ 7,36 to send a gift card.
  • The page warns that not paying will delay your parcel.
  • The payment screen runs a 15 minute countdown, so there is no time to check.
  • The page tells you it is safe. It says "Compra 100% segura" and "Ambiente protegido".
  • The footer is copied from Samsung, but every link in it goes nowhere.

Written so they cannot be clicked. Do not retype them into your browser.

  • samsungentrega[.]com

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