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From: <A
title=bulkmailer@xxxxxxxxxxx href="">SBC Internet
Services
To: <A title=members@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
href="">SBC Internet Services Members
Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2004 8:00 PM
Subject: IMPORTANT: Fraudulent Billing Notice and Other Email
Scams
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IMPORTANT:
Fraudulent Billing Notice andOther email Scams
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Dear SBC Customer:
THIS IS AN URGENT NOTICE ABOUT RECENT DANGEROUS EMAIL
SCAMS. Earlier this week, some of our customers received
an email message appearing to come from an SBC Billing department
and claiming their service would be terminated if they did not
respond. These emails are fraudulent and do not come from any SBC
company or affiliate. Those responsible for sending these messages
may be attempting to obtain personal information from recipients
with false claims that "account information needs to be updated" or
that "any failure in updating your records will result in account
suspension." Some of these emails direct consumers to a
"look-alike," unsecured web site and request they enter their
updated credit card and personal information - such as User IDs,
passwords, and ATM passwords. No SBC company has requested this
information, and we caution you not to provide your information to
this web site. If you received the fraudulent email and
provided any information, you may "reply" to this email to receive
additional information regarding steps you can take to protect
yourself. Simply hit "reply" and "send" and an automated response
will be sent to you. This type of fraudulent email is
just one example of the types of email scams spreading throughout
the Internet community. While the purpose of some emails is identity
theft, such as the example above, others target the spreading of
computer viruses. If you receive a suspicious email, you should
delete it immediately. To provide you with added
protection against email viruses, scan your computer for viruses on
a weekly basis and maintain continuous, up-to-date anti-virus
protection. For information on anti-virus software, you can visit
the retail sites listed below: Norton
Anti-Virus <A
href="">www.symantec.com/nav/nav_9xnt/
McAfee Anti-Virus <A
href="">http://us.mcafee.com/virusInfo/default.asp?cid=9043
For more information on email viruses and scams such as
this, you can visit <A
href="">http://www.ftc.gov and <A
href="">http://help.sbcglobal.net or to
find out more about the SBC Consumer Alert regarding the Identity
Theft scam, go to <A
href="">http://www.sbc.com/press_room/1,,31,00.html?query=20977.
We appreciate your business. Sincerely, SBC
Internet Services
© 2004 SBC Knowledge Ventures, L.P. All Rights
Reserved.
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