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1. community.bt.com › t5 › EmailSolved: Phishing email - BT Community

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   Nov 10, 2022 · As you have pointed out, the email is a scam. That email or versions of it have been doing the rounds for a number of years now. See link for further scams that are circulating. Scams: Information about scams currently circulat... - BT Community

2. www.bt.com › help › securityHow to report abuse and phishing | BT Help

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   • What Bt Can Investigate
   • What Bt Can't Investigate
   • Reporting Abuse and Phishing to Bt
   • Reporting Abuse and Phishing Externally

   IP abuse originating from our network

   Abuse of our BT email service

   Digital account takeover

   Phishing

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   Unfortunately, we can't stop abuse that doesn't come from our network. Please report the abuse directly to the offender's Internet Service Provider (ISP). You can find out who the Internet Service Provider (ISP) is by looking up any IP address in the RIPE Database at www.db.ripe.net/whois.

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   Report your issue to abuse@bt.com. We investigate and act quickly on any abuse reported to us. Whilst we may not be able to respond individually, we do act upon every email received.

   If you believe you have been victim of a scam, phishing or account take over fraud please visit www.bt.com/scams

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   We have partnered with the National Cyber Security Centre to bring the latest advice and guidance to our customers – for tips on how to protect yourself, visit their website at https://www.ncsc.gov...

   If you have clicked on a link, opened an attachment or entered any personal details, we recommend that you run an anti-virus scan before changing your passwords for services such as online banking...

   For child sexual abuse and child protection issues please send a report to the Internet Watch Foundation, you can do this directly via www.iwf.org.uk

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3. www.bt.com › help › contact-btComplaints | BT Help

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   Raise a complaint about BT products or services.

4. www.bt.com › help › securityBT Scams | What you need to know to stay safe | BT Help

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   Handling scam calls. If they claim to be from a respected business, look the business's number up and call back. Handling scam emails. If its seemingly from BT, forward as attachment to phishing@bt.com, if not report@phishing.gov.uk. Handling scam texts. If you can see the number, check whether it's genuine by searching online.

5. business.bt.com › help › articleScams: How to protect yourself from scam calls and phishing ...

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   Scam calls – how to deal with them. Hang up. If they claim to be from BT, report the scam call. Block the number if possible. If you feel the caller may be from a respected business but aren’t sure, end the call. Then look up the business's number and phone them yourself. At BT, we’ll understand any security concerns you may have, and ...

6. www.bt.com › help › securityInformation on scams | BT Help

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   Complain about nuisance calls and texts. Protecting you from scams. Report a scam. Go back to: Security Help.

7. People also ask

   Is BT a scam?

   • Fraudsters are known to claim to be from BT, when it’s actually a scam. Even if the email includes a logo that looks genuine, or the caller sounds convincing, there are often tell-tale signs it’s a scam. Scammers thrive on contact. The longer you’re on the line or viewing an email, the more chance there is of being scammed.

   Scams: How to protect yourself from scam calls and phishing emails | BT

   business.bt.com/help/article/email-security-and-hosting/online-safety-and-security/scams-how-to-protect-yourself-from-scam-calls-and-phishing-emails/

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   How do I know if my BT email is a scam?

   • If you’re sent a BT email you’re not sure about, forward it as an attachment to phishing@bt.com and then delete it. Fraudsters are known to claim to be from BT, when it’s actually a scam. Even if the email includes a logo that looks genuine, or the caller sounds convincing, there are often tell-tale signs it’s a scam. Scammers thrive on contact.

   Scams: How to protect yourself from scam calls and phishing emails | BT

   business.bt.com/help/article/email-security-and-hosting/online-safety-and-security/scams-how-to-protect-yourself-from-scam-calls-and-phishing-emails/

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   Why do scammers send me a BT code?

   • The scammers, who know your email address use this when they are on the phone to you. Because they have told you they will send you a BT code to prove they are genuine when you receive it you accept they are BT and happily hand the code over to them.

   Solved: Scam email and text - BT Community

   community.bt.com/t5/Email/Scam-email-and-text/td-p/2381508

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   Is BT's one-time pin process a scam?

   • Read more about BT's One-time PIN process. Scammers may try to exploit this process so we have provided some guidance which will help you keep safe. Scams to be aware of Beware! Survey popup scam - 04/05/2020 Which have recently added another article to support the article they have published around the NHS track and trace.

   Scams: Information about scams currently circulating - BT Community

   community.bt.com/t5/Announcements-Guides-Community/Scams-Information-about-scams-currently-circulating/td-p/2021622

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8. business.bt.com › help › articleHow to tell if it’s a scam call - BT Business

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   Automated messages asking you to press options on your phone to contact BT – you’ll be taken direct to a scammer if you do. How to tell if it’s a scam call Fraudsters call to ask for your personal information, get access to your computer and, in some cases, steal your customer base, gain money, or gain information about your customers.