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Email address to report phishing email
I received an email that purports to come from AT&T referring to my account that ends with the numbers "XXXX". Since my combined billing account does not end with those numbers, I know it is a phishing email and would like to report it to AT&T. However I can't find the email address to use under the Contact Us link. Anyone know what it is?
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sandblaster
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8 years ago
Forward the email to "abuse@att.net"
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romad
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8 years ago
Thanks!
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recasey3
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8 years ago
By the time I am Comfoirming the code changes that is thereason Icnot comtirm your numbber
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Gnet2325
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7 years ago
I keep getting email alerts that my automatic payments are not going in and they have very old payment information on it. When I go to my account I see that all my information has been updated. Are these emails considered phishing? My correct information is in the account.
Unfortunately, a problem occurred while processing the following scheduled payment:
Service Type: AT&T Account: Payment Method: Account Number: Payment Date: Amount:
To avoid possible late fees or interruption of service, please log in to make another online payment.
We value your business and look forward to serving you.
For further assistance, please visit us at att.com/contactus.
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romad
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7 years ago
Gnet2325, you didn't include the email headers so I can't say if that particular email is legit or not. You can check these type of emails by checking the from & reply-to headers. If the domain AFTER the @ symbol doesn't contain "att.com" then it is almost certainly a bogus email. HOWEVER, it is best to NEVER click a link in any email that you are not 1,000% positive is from the purported sender; instead open a new tab/window in your browser and manually type in the main domain address. For AT&T, it is https://www.att.com.
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Gnet2325
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7 years ago
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