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Had this email warning from ATMB today - unlikely an issue for most, but caution is urged:
“ Dear subscriber,
Fake emails impersonating ATMB and containing fraudulent links have been sent to some of our customers.
Above all, do not click on the links and do not reply to the email addresses mentioned.
We will never ask you to provide your usernames, passwords or credit card number by email or phone.
We sincerely regret this inconvenience and thank the people who reported this fraudulent campaign beyond our control.
Some tips for your safety:
Check the email address that is used in mailings. ATMB's shipping email addresses are as follows: info at atmb.net, nepasrepondre at ab.atmb.net, nepasrepondre at atmb.net; crc at atmb.net; noreply at atmb.net
If in doubt about an email about your electronic toll subscription, never click on the link. Connect directly to your ATMB subscriber area on atmb.com to access your information (customer file, invoices...)”
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Topic: ATMB warning
via mobile 21/3/2023 at 8:21pm
