This Looks Like A Scam To Me

[Henry]

I received this e-mail this morning - Something fishy here, so I did not click on the place where they said for me to click:

From: "FairPoint Communications"<webmailservice@myfairpoint.net>
Subject: FairPoint Communications
To: undisclosed-recipients:;


Dear Costumer,

This message is from Myfairpoint admin messaging center to all Myfairpoint account owners. We are currently upgrading our data base and e-mail account center. We are canceling unused Myfairpoint email account to create more space for new accounts.

To prevent your account from being canceled, you will have to update it with the link below so that we will know it's status as a currently used account.

Click here to confirm your account.

Note: Any account owner that refuses to update his or her account within Three days of this update notification will lose his or her account permanently.

Thanks for your understanding.

[Razzle Dazzle]

Looks fishy to me also.  I have fairpoint and I didn't get one.
I guess if you wait three days...we will see!

[Chris Santee]

got mine and the link is not legit, don't click !

[Dick Brown]

Henry                     Absolutely a scam , one which is used down here also ....key MOS seems to be spelling & grammatical errors , so we need to be careful whenever we're contacted .  

[MikeF9]

I got it too. Figured it was a scam.

[Scott]

Dear Costumer,

:rolling eyes:

[Rev. Elizabeth]

As soon as I saw "Dear Costumer.." I  knew it was a scam!!!!!!

[GamingWeasel]

Also the "permanently cancelled" was a big tip-off.  Like any company would want to permanently lose customers and revenue.

[Razzle Dazzle]

I got one today.
Titled: Account Limitation

Dear Customer,

Your account has exceeded its limit and needs
to be verified for security reason's, If not verified
within 24 hours, we shall suspend your account
from our database Click Here to verify your account
Now.

Thank You.

[Trekr]

Bogus