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"American Express Confirm Your Billing or Card Address on Your Profile" Phishing Scam

American Express users, the "American Express Confirm Your Billing or Card Address on Your Profile" email below is being sent by cybercriminals to potential victims, with an attached form or HTML Webpage requesting personal and financial information. American Express will never send their users an email message with an attached form or HTML Webpage requesting personal, financial or account information. Therefore, American Express users are asked to delete email messages with an attached form or HTML Webpage requesting the same information.

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Also, they should not follow the instructions in the phishing email messages, and if they are in doubt or uncertain about an email message that they have received, they should contact American Express Customer Support for help verifying the email message authenticity.

The "American Express Confirm Your Billing or Card Address on Your Profile" Phishing Scam

From: American Express - americanexpress@welcome.aexp.com

Your Account Alerts Enrollment

Amex EveryDay? Card

ACCOUNT ENDING:?XXXX

Dear CARDMEMBER,We are confirming your Account Alerts

We're letting you know that we could not confirm your billing / card address on your profile. Confirm / view your preferences now by

logging in to your online account and verify this action to avoid unwanted distruptions.

View Preferences

Thank you for your Card Membership,

American Express Customer Care

American Express customers should always go directly to www.americanexpress.com and sign into their accounts, instead of clicking on link or opening an attachment in an email. Once they have signed, they will be notified of important updates or notifications.

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