on 04-01-2018 18:33
on 04-01-2018 18:33
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on 04-01-2018 18:39
@Anonymous
Report it to O2 here https://www.o2.co.uk/help/safety-and-security/fraud-and-phishing-advice
and action fraud here https://www.actionfraud.police.uk/
It goes without saying that no one should click on any links.
04-01-2018 18:41 - edited 04-01-2018 18:42
04-01-2018 18:41 - edited 04-01-2018 18:42
Have you looked at your account in My O2 @Anonymous?
Are your payments up to date and phone still working? If so this may be a scam. You could ring customer services to check https://www.o2.co.uk/contactus
Extra advice here https://www.o2.co.uk/help/safety-and-security/fraud-and-phishing-advice
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 04-01-2018 18:44
on 04-01-2018 18:44
04-01-2018 18:47 - edited 04-01-2018 18:48
04-01-2018 18:47 - edited 04-01-2018 18:48
@Anonymous By all means check your MyO2 account but DO NOT do it by clicking through the link in the email. Access your account through the O2 website. After you report the mail, as has been suggested above, delete it to avoid you or anyone else clicking on anything within the email.
Edit: To report it, use the links provided by @MI5 above.
on 04-01-2018 18:47
on 04-01-2018 18:47
on 04-01-2018 18:51
on 04-01-2018 18:51
on 04-01-2018 20:32
on 04-01-2018 20:32
There is usually a giveaway but they are getting ever more resourceful!
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on 04-01-2018 20:45
on 04-01-2018 20:45
on 04-01-2018 21:17
on 04-01-2018 21:17