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farrarserv
New Contributor
3 years ago

Not sure if this email is from Cox or not, afraid of phishing scam.

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GregP1
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3 years ago
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Hi Farrarserv,

This appears to be a spam or phishing email. I would recommend deleting it if you have not already.

Do not follow or click on any embedded links. Delete the email from your Inbox and empty your deleted items folder so that neither you nor anyone else who accesses this email account acts on this email.

You can report phishing emails targeted at Cox customers by sending the email as an attachment to phishingreport@cox.net. If the phishing email originated from a Cox customer, meaning a Cox IP, it should also be sent to abuse@cox.net.

Note: All suspect phishing emails must be forwarded as an attachment. Do not just forward the message.

Greg P
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Bruce
Honored Contributor III
3 years ago
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Please remove the link from the post.

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    CurtB
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    3 years ago
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    @Bruce, the OP currently has a reputation in the top 5% of the community.  (That doesn't say much for the other 95%).  You were right.  That reputation % thing really doesn't work.  

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      Bruce
      Honored Contributor III
      3 years ago
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      Those must have been some reputable two posts!

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        CurtB
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        3 years ago
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        He has 2 points.  That's what you get for a new post.  So, a new post containing a suspicious link is worth a top 5% reputation all by itself.