Very suspect phishing email
I've received an email claiming to be from Virgin Media. The email address used, as well as the 'click here' link address both look suspect, so have forwarded straight to phishing(at)virginmedia.com
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I've received an email claiming to be from Virgin Media. The email address used, as well as the 'click here' link address both look suspect, so have forwarded straight to phishing(at)virginmedia.com
Received an email purporting to be from virgin media, .
So expecting this to be phishing I didn't hit the radio button.
I first hit reply and it did not relate to virgin media.
So I contacted Virgin Media who advised not to reply to the company sending the email.
I will notify the official government phishing department.
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