03-01-2026 12:01 PM
This morning a received a text regarding my rewards. I followed the link to what looked like a very genuine EE website.
please be careful.
the link has now been taken down but be careful
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10-01-2026 01:01 PM
I had exactly same thing and clicked the link too - it looked very real/ genuine …. I was looking forward to my 12,000 massage chair or a Dyson. 🙈
10-01-2026 01:07 PM
Must be nice to be so righteous … if it was so obvious people wouldn’t get caught out
14-01-2026 04:17 PM
Yes i had this today, from a different number and different link, i fell for it, when you select your fake reward you get taken to a screen to pay for postage of it and that's where they harvest the card details from, when i put all mine in, nothing happened as in a checkout completion, it just refreshed to a blank page with a spinning icon. I'm normally quite savvy but this one slipped right through, it wasn't until i tried the link via laptop that chrome security flagged it as phising and unsafe so i immediately reported my card as stolen to the bank, and will check for any unfamiar transactions whilst awaiting my replacement card.
But this was a sophisticated con, no spelling errors no obvious signs it wasn't legit. Annoyed with myself for falling for it
14-01-2026 05:00 PM
Thanks for sharing your experience here, @sbarrett.
I'm glad to hear that you managed to get things sorted with your bank right away, as I appreciate it must have been really worrying.
If at any point you shared any of your EE account details, I'd recommend resetting your password at myaccount.ee.co.uk, and also giving our team a call so we can make sure your account is secure at our end.
Peter
14-01-2026 08:04 PM
I don't think i did put in login details but cannot be certain, i have changed my password in any case and set up MFA so should hopefully cover it