Email Transition to Yahoo - Spam Link

That is exactly the email. Thank you for posting it! Yes, totally a scam. I really hope people don’t click the link and fill out their personal info. :(

WARNING:  I received a PHISHING email today about my pending move to Yahoo.  All looked legit until I looked at the link...DON'T click the link.  I forward this to Phisingreport@cox.net.   Spammers are getting better and better at this nowadays.  This is what is looked like:  

From: C­­­­­о­­­­­x <gilgar@cox.net>
Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2024 3:17 PM
To: gilgar@cox.net
Subject: Important: Your Cox email is moving to Yahοο
Importance: High

Hi Valued Customer,

Your cox.net email is ready to move to Yahoo Mail.

To continue receiving emails and ensure a smooth transition, please follow these steps and verify your account for a secure move:

1. Visit www.cox.com/emailmove (added real link here: https://is.gd/CNMoN6) and enter your full email address, including the Cox.net suffix, as your username. Then enter your current Cox password and accept the Yahoo Mail Terms of Service.
2. To continue receiving emails in this application, you’ll need to sign back in with your new Yahoo Mail account. For help signing in, visit this help site from Yahoo with more information.
3. For the best mobile experience, download the Yahoo Mail app in the App Store (Apple), Google Play Store, or Amazon appstore. The Yahoo Mail app helps you to find what you need fast with organized views for receipts, package tracking, photos, and more to save you time and bring order to your inbox.

Thanks,
Cox

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Hi, there. I sincerely apologize for the issues with our Yahoo migration. If you log directly into the Cox webmail site, it will tell you that your mail has transitioned, if this is indeed the case. I , too would not trust a link that asks for a full social security number and we would not do that. The email migration happens with individual accounts, not all at once. You will receive an email with clear instructions on how to proceed once your account is ready to move over. If the email address in question has already migrated, then you will receive the following at our webmail page: Your Cox.net Email Account has moved to Yahoo!. 

Bear in mind that your login at yahoo will be your full email address (ie, instead of 123, it will be 123@cox.net). 

As for a time table for the email migration, that information is not available. All currently available information can be found at https://www.cox.com/emailmove but at this time we don't have any dates confirmed. Customers will begin receiving email communications 60 days prior to migration.