Xfinity spam emails

I am not sure if your company is aware, but there are spam emails going out with your company logo saying the payment was declined. I get a myriad of these emails and at least once a day. Please look into this as can become a legal issue if not eradicated.

Thank you,

Erica [Edited: "Personal Information"]

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XfinityArmand

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2 months ago

Thank you so much for taking the time to reach out to Xfinity Support here on our Community Forum @ERICAC. We are so glad to hear from you and happy to help in any way that we can with your email concerns. Spam and phishing emails are two malicious tactics employed by cybercriminals to deceive individuals and organizations into divulging sensitive personal or financial information. While both involve unsolicited emails, their strategies differ slightly.

Here at Comcast we do have a team specifically here to ensure that our customers are being provided with a safe internet experience. Our Customer Security Assurance (CSA) team are security professionals that are tasked with safeguarding customer information and preventing cyber threats. They handle a wide range of security issues, including phishing attempts, spam, malware infections, online fraud, and password reset problems. Additionally, they enforce acceptable usage policies, such as DMCA notices and copyright infringement claims. By addressing these security challenges, professionals help protect customers' personal information and ensure the integrity of online services.

The best way to combat these types of scams and attempts would be to report the incidents directly at internetsecurity.xfinity.com/help/report-abuse.

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NO. You need to do a BETTER JOB. Post and broadcast that xfinity will NEVER include attachments or links requesting users to update or log into their accounts. Instead, users should always log into their account by going to the website directly or using the app. So when we get emails with with links, we will instantly know that these are fraudulent emails.

When we receive an email stating that our payment have been declined, we are forced to login to fix the problem to avoid cancellation of our service. The scammer provided link is the perfect trap, quick login to our account and to drain our debit/credit card or bank account. Your suggestions and cyber team and fraud detection system doesn't and won't work here. They are useless because they cannot intercept nor block the link between the customer's email and the fraudulent website pretending to be xfinity.

You MUST warn ALL users that links in emails may be fraudulent and may steal passwords and financial information.

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