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mydeafcat
·Is this email legit? Something about the case looks dodgy.
Invitation to go on an Omega phishing trip.
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rendo
·I wouldn't click on it, especially if you did not try to create an account with them at the first place. What can someone else do with an Omega account that has your e-mail address is not clear to me, but it's hard to follow the motive with the latest scams these days until it's too late.
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gbesq
·Agreed. Don’t click.
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pdxleaf
··So on and so on and scoobie doobie doo
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connieseamaster
·omega.ch is one of their domains, but I wouldn't click on it. If you did sign up for an account, go back to it and ask them to resend the confirmation email.
If you didn't sign up for an account in the last 48 hours, contact Omega directly because they've got a phishing scam targeting their customers.
If you didn't sign up for an account in the last 48 hours, contact Omega directly because they've got a phishing scam targeting their customers.
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mydeafcat
·Thanks for the warning. Naturally, I didn’t click on it. I never, ever trust these unsolicited pieces of crap, especially when weird spacing and typos abound (I whited these out along with my contact deets). Nope, no clicking; just laughed and hit delete.
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Aroxx
·I always report phishing emails in Gmail to hopefully do my part in getting them shut down. Unfortunately, I cannot find the option on mobile. But on desktop you click the ellipses for more options and select “Report Phishing Email”. Although, this may be more nuanced phishing if someone just registered via a legit Omega site hoping you’d blindly click the confirmation link.
