Is AT&T Internet services a scam?

Fake emails have been discovered from banks, mortgage companies and even Internet service providers. Ultimately, you are in the best position to safeguard your personal information from these types of schemes. AT&T Internet Services is not able to identify and warn customers about every single instance of phishing or similar such scams.

What should I do if I get scammed at AT&T?

Be cautious of phone calls, texts, or emails asking for your personal, account, or credit card information. You can forward suspicious emails to AT&T Internet Security at [email protected] and suspicious texts to 7726 (SPAM). Learn how to recognize the latest scams and what to do to avoid them.

What happens if you get a spam email from AT&T?

Email spam can contain spyware or Trojan malware. It may also direct you to phishing websites. Scammers use these sites to trick you into giving your personal or financial info. Be cautious of emails asking for your personal, account, or credit card info. If you get such a message, you should report it to AT&T Internet Security at [email protected] .

Is sending fake emails a scam?

Sending fake emails is one of the most common scams, so it’s important to know what to look for. What is "Phishing"? Scammers use fake emails, also called phishing, brand spoofing or carding, to “fish” for information. These fake messages can look real, but link to fake websites.