Online Threat Alerts (OTA) - Alerting you to scams and frauds.
Scammers are sending billing email scam invoices like the one below to potential victims, asking them to call a fake billing department telephone number. The aim of the scam is to trick recipients into calling and disclosing their personal and financial information, which will be used fraudulently by the scammers.
Hello,Your subscription has been renewed successfully.We're pleased to confirm that your subscription has been renewed successfully. Your Premium Multi-Device Protection plan remains active, ensuring uninterrupted coverage.Order DetailsOrder ID: 0R7J308677/MC0789KL105831Service: Premium Multi-Device ProtectionAmount Paid: $238.88For questions regarding this transaction, please contact our Billing Team at +1 (813) 543-3317.Thank you for your continued support.Billing Team+1 (813) 543-3317
Hello,
Your subscription has been renewed successfully.
We're pleased to confirm that your subscription has been renewed successfully. Your Premium Multi-Device Protection plan remains active, ensuring uninterrupted coverage.
Order Details
Order ID: 0R7J308677/MC0789KL105831
Service: Premium Multi-Device Protection
Amount Paid: $238.88
For questions regarding this transaction, please contact our Billing Team at +1 (813) 543-3317.
Thank you for your continued support.
Billing Team
+1 (813) 543-3317
If you have received the same email, DO NOT call the number in it. If you were tricked into disclosing your financial information, please contact your bank or financial institution for help.
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Got an email claiming I renewed my Norton 360 subscription for $588.56 via PayPal. I don't have Norton 360.