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With the evolution of technology, scams continue to wreak havoc in France. To avoid being fooled, it is essential to remain vigilant. Recently, a former Sephora employee denounced a big online scam. She warned her many subscribers not to fall into the trap.
Sephora: The radiance of a global beauty icon
Founded in 1969 by Dominique Mandonnaud, Sephora has established itself as a key player in the world of beauty. The brand embodies innovation and diversity. Values that continue to appeal to millions of customers around the world.
What sets Sephora apart is its impressive product portfolio, including globally recognized brands and its own cosmetics line. The brand indeed offers items in various categories. Namely makeup, skincare, perfumes, haircare and accessories.
In any case, its objective is clear. The brand wants to offer a range adapted to all tastes, all needs and all budgets. At the same time, it also encourages bold choices in beauty and in life. And this, by aiming to increase their positive social impact.
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These things that all customers do at Sephora are strictly prohibited, according to an ex-saleswoman
A scam that targets the brand's customers
In France in particular, Sephora is one of the brands that attract the most customers every day. Its success in the world of cosmetics is undeniable. However, some people take advantage of it to make money from dishonest way.
Recently, a former advisor to the brand warned her subscribers on TikTok against a scam. One of his subscribers asked him a question after receiving a suspicious message from the brand. The message said:
” Congratulations ! The 'Sephora Mystery Box' competition has started! You have been selected to test new products from renowned brands. »
The message indicates that the customer will receive a box full of products soon available on Sephora shelves. However, he specifies that to obtain the offer, the person must pay 2.75 euros and fill out a form.
Ex-Sephora employee warns against 'mystery boxes'
For former Sephora advisor Marine (@BeautyGarden), this message is undoubtedly the work of a crook. On TikTok, the young woman explained in particular:
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Sephora: this ex-employee reveals the secrets of the brand that she should never have revealed
“As a former Sephorette, I worked there for over 10 years, I have never seen anything like this at Sephora. […] I've never seen this kind of note where you have to click on a strange link. »
Marine clarified that the brand's official website did not even relay the information concerning the “mystery boxes”. She also declared that the brand does not charge people to receive mystery boxes.
In her post, the young woman recommends to her subscribers to Be very careful with this type of message. When this type of situation arises, the best thing is to go directly to the store. And ask questions to the manager.
So be careful if you too receive such a message. So stay vigilant and beware of scams!
