Windows 10: E-Mail Scam !!!!Warning Do Not Comply!!!!!

Dear Customer,
Thank you for using our Services for the past year. YourWindows Defender support plan will expire in 5 days, so we thought we'd check in.
We wanted to remind you that you have chosen the auto-renewal option for future charges. You will be billed from your saved account details for the annual amount of your plan upon the expiration of your contract.

We tried to contact you on your registered number for queries but could not get through

Payment Information

Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection

USD 249.99

Total​

USD 249.99​

Having trouble with this invoice? Feel free to contact our support team at+1 844 956 1796. Monday to Friday 8 A.M to 4 P.M Est. If you want to continue taking advantage of our services and products and retain all your data and preferences, you can easily renew or cancel the services/products by calling on +1 844 956 1796. Thank you.

This Email was sent from a notification-only address that cannot accept incoming email.please do not reply to this message

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NewEgg Scam E-Mails

Newegg.com just became aware of a phishing e-mail scam disguised as an order confirmation e-mail. Newegg takes the security of customer information extremely seriously and wants to assure you these phishing e-mails are in no way affiliated with or originating from Newegg. We have taken immediate steps to verify no customer data has been breached and to inform the proper authorities. Rest assured your information is safe with us.



If you have received a suspect email, we strongly advise that you DO NOT respond, download or click any of the links on the e-mail. Please refer to our FAQ page for tips on how to identify and protect yourself against such attacks in the future:



Should you have any further questions or concerns do not hesitate to contact me at L: Maverick.B.Iniguez@newegg.com or call me at 1800-390-1119 ext 25062.

Thank you.

Newegg.com

 

NewEgg Scam E-Mails

A couple of people here at work received e-mails "from" NewEgg saying that their order had been successfully charged to their Visa card.

These are not originating from NewEgg. It's some kind of scam, but the e-mails look exactly like a NewEgg order confirmation.

Just a heads-up, as a lot of us use the 'Egg to get our parts.

 

Scam?

Yes, it's a scam.

Suggest you delete the e-mail.