im an avon sales representative and have my avon website running. i got 2 emails wanting a large order (over $800), wanting to pick up from my house, willing to pay with cashiers check. right away i knew they were scams so i let them know im not falling for it and if they are serious use money order. i also place their emails on a website for avon reps and their other fraud emails so people can now google them and know they are scams.I just want to know what else i can do about it. i know they will eventually scam someone and i want to stop them before it happens..--Answer1:you scam them back if you know how to lol.--Answer2:theres really not much you can do other than alert your avon higher ups, unfortunately there are way to trusting people who will get taken advantage of. However, if you at least let someone above you know of your findings, perhaps they can send out a mass alert regarding these scammers..--Answer3:Hi,Since you have your website on, it is like magnet to scams. One suggestion, besides what you have wisely imposed on orders, is to have them deposit the money into your account and to email you the transaction code. That way you will be able to see if it is genuine.Hope that helps,Josh