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Message scam about rewards points from EE

Margih62
Investigator
Investigator

Hi is anyone else getting messages supposed to be from EE  saying they've got thousands of rewards points that's going to be  lost in 2 days if they dont  click on the link to spend them?

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Christopher_G
EE Community Support Team

Hi @lisadpellatt 

Welcome to the community.

If you forward the message to 7726 free of charge, it'll be investigated.

Chris

FireCandy
Visitor

Hi, yes I received it today via a text message telling me I have 3 days to choose a prize before it expires. They want you to click on a prize and enter your address. I logged into EE to see if this is spam, which clearly it is as there's nothing legitimate on the official EE site about these points.

Christopher_G
EE Community Support Team

Thanks, @FireCandy 

Could you please forward the message to 7726, so that the security team can look into it? The message is free of charge.

Chris

Just received this and reported to 7726 with a copy of the message and number 

EE points program reminds you:

Since you are a high-quality user of our company, we will give you some points as a gift. The points will expire in three working days. Please click on the link below to use your points to redeem prizes in time!

 

http://tinyurl.com/cassddsa?gdp=8OfhTphpad

 

(Click the link now or copy and open in Google.)

 

EE wishes you a good trip!

James_B
EE Community Manager
EE Community Manager

Thanks for reporting this, @Ts43 🙂

James

mickyjim
Explorer

yip... make sure your banking security is up to date...

Andrewjmw
Visitor

Had a text this morning.  I'm actually with sky mobile so thought it was odd!!

EE points program reminds you:
Since you are a high-quality user of our company, we will give you some points as a gift. The points will expire in three working days. Please click on the link below to use your points to redeem prizes in time!

<link removed> (Click the link now or copy and open in Google.)

EE wishes you a good trip!

(Sent from - 07300 29****)

They're still at it. If you follow up, they ask for your credit card details for your nominal "1p" payment. Sort of gives it away.

Jamesyboyz
Explorer

Yes the url is dodgy as it's not from ee. The links go too ee from the Web page which looks authentic. Typeface of text is different to ee. I've reported it to 7726. 

Definitely. Asking for 1p payment. Just put in your credit card details lol.