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XfinityMartyR
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overeazy
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2 months ago
I have enough experience that I can always recognize phishing and fraud emails. I immediately forward to abuse @ comcast. I am just currious if anyone pays attention and tries to have them removed before people are taken advantage of or if I am just really wasting my time
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sgtjdc
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I tried to report a phishing email sent by a @outlook.com email to Microsoft at reportphishing@microsoft.com but it bounced and according to copilot it is because comcast adds headers that Microsoft will reject. It was recommended that I report it to Comcast. These new emails that I receive are just a sentence with a .png attachment. Like this I received today from [Edited: "Possible malicious email"] . I am sure that if I click on the attachment, I will be in trouble. Gmail has a nice reporting feature that you fill out a form, and you can report a Gmail account, and they will investigate. I seldom get any phishing from a Gmail account. Can Xfinity do anything?
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