Why Do I Keep Getting Emails from Renewal by Andersen?
- October 26, 2021
- Bradley Taylor
After receiving a ton of spam from this company I decided to track down the answer to this very question. If you are finding this article after Googling it, then you probably have been getting spammed by Renewal by Andersen as well. But after some investigating it turns out that Renewal by Andersen isn’t actually the one spamming you.
The emails are being sent from various locations overseas and they all are nefarious in nature. Do not click on any link or image in the email or you may unwittingly download a virus.
Why Renewal by Andersen?
We are not sure why this company was chosen as the sort of go-to mask for these spammers/scammers. They either really have it out for them or they think that this company, for some reason, gives them the best chance of getting the would-be victim to click.
The real Renewal by Andersen is a home renovation company with showrooms all over the United States and some in Canada. They are headquartered in Minnesota and run a legitimate business.
Below you can see Renewal by Anderson replying to someone asking them about the spamming:
Hi Hugh: We definitely don’t participate in any illegal marketing. But I’d be happy to have your email removed from our list if you could please send me a DM with your email address. Thanks.
— Renewal by Andersen (@RbACorp) November 20, 2017
Its often hard to get to the bottom of who is scamming/spamming especially when it is being done from overseas but if I were RBA I would probably invest some money into hiring attorneys to pursue and prosecute the perps. Many people all over the country actually think they are getting spammed by the real RBA but they are not. The amount of business RBA may actually be losing would probably easily dwarf any private detective or legal fees incurred by searching for the spammers. If pressed hard enough, law enforcement in most countries will prosecute scammers.
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Seems they use third party affiliates as a shield for their illegal marketing. While they should be responsible for the actions of their affiliates, they turn a blind eye.
It’s shame someone doesn’t go after them properly,
I don’t think this is the case. These are generally phishing emails. I don’t want to click one to find out but everything we have read say they are phishing email sent by spammers overseas, NOT Renewal by Anderson.