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Is it scam?
got email from T-Mobile Today. Is it Scam?
We are definitely NOT offering free phones for surveys. There are ways to get free phones based on trade in devices and plan types, but nothing like this at all. That is a scam or phishing attempt. You can use you email platform to report the spam and/or delete and disregard the email.
¡Lamentamos la confusión!
Usually I check the email address that sent it.
We are definitely NOT offering free phones for surveys. There are ways to get free phones based on trade in devices and plan types, but nothing like this at all. That is a scam or phishing attempt. You can use you email platform to report the spam and/or delete and disregard the email.
¡Lamentamos la confusión!
We don't normally give prizes for entering surveys for many reasons. My initial thought from your screenshots is that the pink is not quite right. I am thinking it is a scam, but I can quadruple check.
Is the second image something you see on the T-Mobile website or is that still in your email?
Yes, the second image is still from my email. Thank you for the clarified. Glad I didn't enter any personal information and credit card.
It seems like when the new iPhone is getting released these scams come out.
the email is sent by noreply@t-mobile.com which I received some email from T-Mobile before. But after I click it and lead me to another size: https://xemaroonmedia.info/. so just confused.
I'm glad they're not offering a used gift card.
I just got an email offering a Samsung phone for a 60 sec survey. The offer looks like it is just another scam.
