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UPDATE: Due to a recent resurgence of SPAM messages being sent out to our license holders, we wanted to remind you of these tips to help keep your information secure!

Scammers or Spammers sometimes try to copy and email and text from听messages from 星空体育app下载 or TALCB听to trick you into providing听personal information. We know this can be confusing and frustrating, and we want to help make sure you don't fall victim to these schemes.

• First, 星空体育app下载 will never:
  • ask for passwords in an email; or
  • ask for credit card or banking information by email.
• Secondly, never follow links or open attachments in suspicious or unsolicited messages. If you believe you need to change or update personal information,听or make a payment, contact us by听emailing or going to our website听directly.听
• Lastly, there are a few hallmarks to the spammy email. Much of it is in the word choice. Typical spam email words include an offer, a threat, an ask for money, or transferring money to a bank account. A phishing email may contain a link to reset a password, log in to an account, or the craftiest phishing scam link is prompting the reader to supposedly unsubscribe. An easy opt-out of the phishing scam? Not likely. If an email is a phishing email, then hitting the unsubscribe -button, does just the opposite. It confirms to the听听that this is indeed working and monitored email address.

In addition, below are some tips for you to help identify a possibly suspicious message:听

Five Tips to Identify a Phishing Email Scam

1. Check the from email - make sure you know the email address!听
2. Look at听the "from"听person's name (usually next to the email address)听鈥� those usually don't match or are fake if it is a spam message!听
3. Hover over those links and see if they match the (supposed) sender
4. Read the content and think about whether it is sensible
5. Contact the alleged sender from the contact information on the legitimate website NOT what鈥檚 in the email

For our current situation, here is what a real link would look like if you hover over it:

Now here is an example SPAM version of that link:

The revealed destination is a completely unrelated domain.听 The email should be marked as junk and/or deleted.

Finally, here is the link to a Google test that will.

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