Netflix Scams and Fake Emails Sent by Cybercriminals

Cybercriminals are sending out thousands of fake Netflix emails to their potential victims. The fake emails are phishing scams with links to fake Netflix websites. The fake websites will ask visitors to sign-in with their Netflix account credentials, but any attempts to sign-in will result in the visitors' credentials being sent to the same cybercriminals.

Netflix Scams and Fake Emails Sent by Cybercriminals

Once the cybercriminals have received the stolen credentails, they will use it to gain unauthorised access to the accounts associated with the accounts, hijack the accounts and used them fraudulently.

A Netflix Email Scam

From: Netflix <netflix@greenscreenworld.com>

Date: 02/06/2018 02:37 (GMT+00:00)

Subject: Your membership has been limited

Netflix

Dear,

Your netflix membership has been limited due to suspicious activity in your account.

UPDATE

Vіsіt the Hеlp Cеntеr or contact us.

Thanks

Most of the Netflix scam emails are about:

  • Account Suspension
  • Account cancellation
  • Payment Detail Update
  • Membership being Limited
  • Membership Blocked
  • Membership Renewal
  • Service Interruption
  • Unauthorized Activity Detected
  • Account Locked

For a list of Netflix scams, please click here.

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  • October 6, 2020 at 3:23 PM by info

    I recently received a Text from this Number.

    (646)725-8107

    Happy Sunday, Peter! This is Emma from Netflix giveaway department. This is your free Netflix access: mz06u.com/5pxBceYUr

  • October 1, 2019 at 5:51 PM by info

    Here is another scam:

    - Forwarded Message -

    From: App Store <netflixemail-semarmesem3204jancokk16@sambeladacoy.com>

    To: "netflix@officialstore.com" <netflix@officialstore.com>

    Sent: Monday, June 3, 2019, 11:18:27 AM PDT

    Subject: Re : [ Order Confirmation! ] [ E-Receipt ] Purchase receipt your transaction Netflix 4 Screens - Unlimited Streaming (Automatic Renewal)

    Dear Costumer

    Your purchase of : Netflix 4 Screens - Unlimited Streaming (Automatic Renewal) $13.99

    has been confirmed.

    if you have any problem with youre purchase or you want to cancel it, Please see the

    receipt for the instructions

    Regards

    App Store.

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Netflix Scams and Fake Emails Sent by Cybercriminals