The Irregular Card Activity - Card Not Present American Express Phishing Scam
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Your account was used to make a purchase, however the Card was not presented to complete the transaction. This is usually the case with purchases made online or over the phone.
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Your account was used to make a purchase, however the Card was not presented to complete the transaction. This is usually the case with purchases made online or over the phone.
If you do not recognize this transaction, please click here or visit our website at https://www.americanexpress.com.
Transaction Date: Thu, Dec 05, 2013
Purchase Amount: $7,747.04
Merchant Name:
APPLE WEB STORE
Note: Amounts have been rounded to the nearest dollar.
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If you click on any of the links in this phishing email message, you will be taken to the phishing website:
hxxp://homeindilworth.com/americanexpress/.
Although this website looks exactly like the American Express website, it is not. It is a fake American Express website that will steal your information if you enter it on the same website.
If you look at your web browser address bar, you will notice that the website address is hxxp://homeindilworth.com/americanexpress/, instead of https://online.americanexpress.com/.
If you are ever asked to sign into your American Express account, always go to the following website address: https://online.americanexpress.com/
If you have already entered your credit card information on the phishing website, please contact your bank.