Yahoo Mail Upgrade Scam Email Message Notification
If you have received the "Yahoo Mail Upgrade" email below, which appears to be from an AT&T email account, please do not click the links or follow the instructions in it. The email is a scam and the link goes to a phishing website that steals account credentials, personal and financial information, which will be used fraudulently by the scammers behind it.
The Yahoo Mail Upgrade Scam Email
AT&T Yahoo Mail [***@att.net]
cc-bcc-noreply@yahoo.com
Mon, Nov 14 at 1:00 AM
Attn:
With courtesy to you. We noticed that you have been ignoring our messages to upgrade your email. We are about to stop incoming emails to your email if you don't upgrade to our latest version within 48 hours from receiving this message.
You need to upgrade your email address immediately. Please re-login from Upgrade here
and your email will be upgraded automatically.
Do not discard, this notice is not an invoice, it's a courtesy reminder to upgrade.
We are sorry for the inconvenience.
AT&T! Team 2022
Do not be fooled by the legitimate email address the scam email appears to have been sent from. The email address was spoofed, meaning, the scam email was not sent from it, but from another email address.
If you were tricked into submitting your account credentials by the "Yahoo Mail Upgrade" scam email, please change your passwords. If you were tricked into disclosing banking information, please contact your bank for help.
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