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False Bt Email
I think this is not from BT re my Yahoo account - bt.athome@ecomm.bt.com - is anyone able to confirm this is a scam? thank you
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Users should be particularly wary of emails from Do-Not-reply@amazon.co.uk, bt.athome@ecomm.bt.com and PQ8MPY@m.apple.com.
http://home.bt.com/lifestyle/money/money-tips/financial-ombudsman-warns-of-scammers-pretending-to-represent-it-11364046212483
Users should be particularly wary of emails from Do-Not-reply@amazon.co.uk, bt.athome@ecomm.bt.com and PQ8MPY@m.apple.com.
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If you're concerned about the authenticity of the email then DON'T click on any links in it.
However you SHOULD change your Yahoo password (by going directly to your account, not via the email):
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-37447016
However you SHOULD change your Yahoo password (by going directly to your account, not via the email):
http://
Now that news of the hack has gone public the scammers will be sending emails and making calls just as happened after the TalkTalk breach.
If it's not addressing you by your full name (not your email address) it's a scam. Even if it is addressed to you by name, play safe and don't click on links. Passwords should be changed by logging onto the official website.
If it's not addressing you by your full name (not your email address) it's a scam. Even if it is addressed to you by name, play safe and don't click on links. Passwords should be changed by logging onto the official website.