What if I get a phishing message from AT&T Internet Security?

We want all customers to know that we won’t ask for personal or account information through phone calls, email, or text messages. If you get such a message, you should report it to AT&T Internet Security at [email protected]. You can also forward email to the Anti-Phishing Working Group at [email protected] or report it to the FTC.

What should I do if I get a phishing message?

If you get such a message, you should report it to AT&T Internet Security at [email protected]. You can also forward email to the Anti-Phishing Working Group at [email protected] or report it to the FTC. Phishing scams can take many forms. For example: You receive an email or text message that seems to come from your bank.

What is a phishing scam?

With phishing, a scammer pretends to be a different person or from an organization. They try to trick you into sharing personal or financial details. This may include credit card numbers, social security numbers, or passwords. Be cautious of texts or emails asking for your personal, account, or credit card info.

What if I suspect fraud on my AT&T mobile phone account?

If you suspect you are a target of fraud on your AT&T mobile phone account, you can report it to our Fraud team here. If you suspect fraud on another account, call the customer service number on your bill for help. You can also forward an email to the Anti Phishing Working Group or report it to the FTC.