PHISHING SCAM

[Anonymous]

Noticed on the site this email was doing the rounds in April 2012 - posters advised they have reported to O2 -

Its back again - Reported to phishing@o2.com  today -

Hi there,
You have a new voicemail left by +447126558000
To listen to the message, please

Sign in
Talk to you Soon,

The people at o2

[Anonymous]

My wife got an email yesterday supposably from O2 telling her that her account had been compromised and click here to confirm details.

She suspected it was fake, which IMO it was so it wasnt opened and binned.

We looked at her account online and the credit was what it was supposed to be and warning messages on there.

[Toby]

Hi guys, Please report these emails and send me a Private Message if you do not know how.

Cheer, Toby

[anticpated]

A couple of ways around this is to Never Allow images to be Shown in E-Mails by default; when an image is downloaded from another website, this confirms that you received the e-mail.

View in Text only. Most clients will give you the option to open it up in Mail HTML if so desired.

Also look at your anti-spam settings and see if there is any advanced features such as heuristics to predict what is not actually a real e-mail such as a randomly generated domain name. Because these are being sent through real servers and masquerading their true identity, it's difficult to sort the wheat from the chaff.

[perksie]

Seems to be doing the rounds again:

http://www.millersmiles.co.uk/email/o2-voice-mail-received-o2