Phishing Emails

@XfinityAldrik​ The link on this message leads to a 404 Not Found page.

@user_s93lu4​ 

@XfinityAldrik​ The link on this message leads to a 404 Not Found page.

You need to make sure you are signed in otherwise you will get that 404 error.

@Again​ nice try, but incorrect. The supplied link to the "report abuse site" has "%C2%A0" attached to the tail-end of the correct web address. Doesn't matter if your logged in or not, it will give you a 404 unless you edit the link and get rid of the "stuff" on the end.

@XfinityAldrik​ your link for the report abuse site has some garbage on the end of the web address, "https://internetsecurity.xfinity.com/help/report-abuse%C2%A0".  Trimmed of the "%C2%A0", the link works.

With regards to the initial post, you can add me to this complaint. In the last 2-1/2 weeks, I've received over 500 spams, all with the same sender names (plus more) as the user user_7gdv6l has identified. And yes, I have all the spam settings set, I've forwarded every single email (as an attachment) to missed-spam@#######.net, in addition to flagging them as spam/phishing. The amount of detected spams is trivial. At times, I will be delivered 4 identical spams, one goes to the spam folder, the rest land in my inbox.

I use email with several other providers, in much more volume than I do with Comcast. With the other providers (such as MSN) I can count on one hand the number of spam emails I've received in the course of a year. As a 40+ year software engineer, I'd feel ashamed if I was on the team responsible for detecting spam!

While typing this response, I've received 4 more emails with the subject of Klaudena Memory Foam Seat, all from various outlook.com addresses. Once again, one of the four went to spam, the other three went to the Inbox. Pathetic.

Thank you, user_s93lu4. This one (https://www.xfinity.com/terms/abuse) should work.