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Originally Posted by capecoralbill
Back on December 16th xfinity forced me to change my password, later I found out that there was some sort of security breach. Today a few weeks later January the 9th I received a phishing email that said my method of payment needed to be changed or my service would be cut off in 24 hours. I hovered over the email to find out the URL of the sender and it was not xfinity. I did open the email and it looked very official but I did not click on any links. Coincidentally I had l three 15 minute Internet outages yesterday, I was almost convinced that I would be cut off if I didn't change my payments method. But I held out and did not click on it.
Anybody else getting phishing emails?
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I haven't received any from Xfinity but I have seen some from various banks and other online services (most of which I don't have accounts with).
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