Phishing e-mail

[gmkirkham]

I have received an e-mail from Service T Everymail saying I have to  update my credentials witha link to apps.talktalk.co.uk only user's.   I have never heard of them.  I have forwarded it to talktalk phishing.

[nambuso-TT]

Hi there 

@Gliwmaeden2 Thank you very much for advising.

[gmkirkham]

Many thanks for the reply i have had no problems accessing my e-mails its just that I knew things were changing but had never heard of Service T Everymail.    I still have an broadband account with Talk Talk and don't need to register with Everymail so I will just delete it from. my system.  Many Thanks 

Mrs G M Kirkham

[Gliwmaeden2]

@gmkirkham 

See my post here:

https://community.talktalk.co.uk/t5/Security/amp-quot-EVERYMAIL-amp-quot-scam-emails/td-p/3141611#M2...

If it's anything like that, it's a scam.

[fr8ys]

This may or not be genuine. TalkTalk are moving customers without broadband to Everymail but it's an unfortunate fact of life that scammers are aware and have jumped on any confusion here.

Please see here for more details
https://community.talktalk.co.uk/t5/Email/Lost-access-to-your-E-mails-Please-read/m-p/3115859#M19473...
Please post back once you have actioned if you believe your emails require linking.

If you hover over the senders address it should give you the real email address it has come from. If it's a TalkTalk one or Everymail one that matches then it's genuine, if they differ it will be a scam. Also hover over but don't click any link and the website address should show. Does this look like a TalkTalk or Everymail one rather than one that has these names in that contains other details in it?

If you wish staff to look into it for you, please copy and paste the text and paste as plain text so no links show and remove any detail personal to you.

Thank you.