Critics say the emails can be so vague, and sometimes so far removed from the actual product, that they become less useful for telling customers what's being shipped, and more useful to scammers looking for a template to launch phishing attacks.
Critics say the emails can be so vague, and sometimes so far removed from the actual product, that they become less useful for telling customers what's being shipped, and more useful to scammers looking for a template to launch phishing attacks.
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