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60%
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6
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7
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60% Spam Risk
Why This Number is Risky
This number has been reported as spam 6 times, has been searched 57 times, and has garnered 7 comments by our users. These numbers are higher than average, indicating a possible high risk of spam.
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(800) 930-6743
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Leave a CommentMy email is marked as su****ious account per complaints and fraudulent activities. You need to verify your iden***y otherwise your account will be deleted permanently.
Dear User, Our server has detected that your username was just used to sign in to Xfinity using an unknown device. Date: Wednesday, October 27, 2021 at 07:15:17 AM (PST) Device : MAC Browser : CHROME Location : MOSCOW : Russia - 45.56.234.192 If this looks familiar, you’re all set. Don’t recognize this device? Give us a call at +1-(8OO)-93O-6743 to keep your account secure
Received a message that my account had been compromised by an unknown user in Russia. (i’ve never received a contact from Xfinity by email before, this was very weird) don’t pick this up!!!
e-mail said Xfinity account had been accessed from Russia using Google Chrome and listed my wife's name. She is not****ociated with the account at all plus we never ever use Chrome. Finally the e-mail address showing in the from was from a Gmail account, Xfinity has never used a Gmail account in all my dealings with them.
Someone had entered my email address from Russia. Call them if it was not me entering my email at 11:53 and gave 800-930-6743.
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These people are Scammets! Claim to be Microsoft and Google Security, but are out of the country and are involved in Network Fraud. They are trying to get your personal information and get into your computer if your having problems claiming to be able to help fix your computer. The bottom line is they want to sell you security equipment thru another company. BEWARE!!!!!! Do NOT give your password to them or any other information. Remember Microsoft had no phone number to talk to you and does not work on your computer neither does Google! If it’s not Microsoft.com it’s not legitimate.
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