But it's still a bit strange that the SNCF customer service allows itself to send me a "surprise". So I open this email, and there, it seems that the gift has become "potential". It's not going well.
A detail also concerns me, the presence of a shipping email address having nothing to do with the SNCF. Maybe it is an acquisition campaign led by the SNCF? Let's see what the footer says, it's sometimes very instructive.
Did you see the first sentence? "The SNCF is neither the organizer nor the sponsor of this survey. Well, if we had wanted use a respectable brand to attract the trust of recipientsBut let's not stop there! Let's take a closer look at what this "investigation" has in store for us, and here, unfortunately, I've waited too long to write this article. In the meantime, the competition page has been deactivated (the whole site, in fact) and there's nothing left in Google's cache. In fact, behind the email was a beautiful co-sponsoring page, once again branded SNCF, with well-hidden sponsors, only one of which was an advertiser (in the field of "cuisine", long live the connection with travel) and all the others, dark acquisition "brands".The highlight, and I'd love to have taken a screenshot, was the contest rules page, also with a nice SNCF logo, but obviously, it was a completely different player who was the organizer of said contest.If I see any more of the same style, I'll be happy to start publishing a few "Badsender of the week" again (and I'll take screenshots before the site goes offline).
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