Identifier lookup for Brand name
Disclaimer: Listing here doesn’t prove this brand name is malicious—only that it has appeared in reports tied to the scams below. Identifiers can be spoofed, and names can be fake or borrowed from real people or organizations.
Reports where this identifier appears.
Email · 2025-07-01
“An email that looks like a PayPal receipt claims you made a purchase from “Norway Armory.” It pushes you to call a “support” phone number to cancel or get a refund. The sender uses a free Gmail address instead of @paypal”
Email · 2025-09-22
“An email pretends to confirm a “booking,” but the attachment is a fake PayPal invoice claiming you bought a Springfield Armory firearm. This mix of messages is meant to confuse and worry you so you open the PDF and react”
Email · 2024-10-25
“The victim receives an alarming email pretending to be from PayPal, with a subject like "Purchase-Invoice" or "Payment Receipt." The message claims you’ve just sent nearly $1,000 AUD to buy bitcoin from a company you don”
Email (Gmail, PDF attachment) · 2025-09-15
“The victim receives an email that looks like a PayPal receipt, but the “receipt” is attached as a PDF. The PDF says $399.99 was auto-debited for a Bitcoin (BTC) purchase and tells the reader to call +1 (856) 206-5711 wit”
email · 2026-02-04
“This scam involves an email impersonating multiple brands, including PayPal and Amber Cove Tire & Wheel Partners, to deceive recipients into believing they have made a purchase. The email includes a fake invoice and urge”
email · 2026-02-04
“This scam involves an email impersonating multiple brands, including PayPal and Amber Cove Tire & Wheel Partners, to deceive recipients into believing they have made a purchase. The email includes a fake invoice and urge”