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Daz 3D Subscription Confirmation...what?

Sven DullahSven Dullah Posts: 7,621
in The Commons

Got an email , apparently from DAZ, where they want me to click the link to "complete my subscription". What subscription would that be? I've not tried to re-new any subscribtion here (NEVER) so won't click the link. Would be curious for an explanation, though.

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,946

    Someone else asked that yesterday, we have sent a query in to Daz but not yet had a reply.

  • NorthOf45NorthOf45 Posts: 5,489

    Sounds phishy...

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,946

    NorthOf45 said:

    Sounds phishy...

    It seems to be genuine, if unclear - though this is only the second one I have heard of. I suspect it is a small test of something, and probably not meant to have been sent out into the world - but that is very much an impression, not official.

  • barbultbarbult Posts: 24,244

    I though this same thing happened in the past, and it turned out it was legitimate, not SPAM or phishing. I'll see if I can find a link to the old forum thread.

  • barbultbarbult Posts: 24,244

    Here's the old thread link.

  • Sven DullahSven Dullah Posts: 7,621

    Ok tks folks, I'll stand by for some sort of explanation/confirmation. 

  • UnifiedBrainUnifiedBrain Posts: 3,588
    edited October 2023

    This is what it looks like.

    Daz Subscription.JPG
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    Post edited by UnifiedBrain on
  • miladyderyni_173d399f47miladyderyni_173d399f47 Posts: 1,759

    Yes, I got that too, but I thought - wrongly it seems - that it was from me aciddentally changinb my email notifications in messages.

  • Sven DullahSven Dullah Posts: 7,621
    edited October 2023

    barbult said:

    Here's the old thread link.

    So it looks like it was about subscribing to getting email notifications? Not sure, and I'll leave it with that. [Email deleted]

    Tks for nothing, DAZ, you made me feel unsecure there for a moment...

     

    Post edited by Sven Dullah on
  • ColinFrenchColinFrench Posts: 647
    edited October 2023

    I was the one that mentioned it yesterday. I was worried that my computer was infected and the email was actually being sent by some nefarious 3rd party hoping to get people to click on their links. Windows malware & antivirus check came up clean, but they're not foolproof.

    I provided Daz with the source listing of the email in case the full headers would show something but haven't heard back yet.

    Edit to add: At no time in the past months have I changed email notifications or done anything else that might be interpreted as a "subscription".

    Post edited by ColinFrench on
  • Sven DullahSven Dullah Posts: 7,621

    ColinFrench said:

    I was the one that mentioned it yesterday. I was worried that my computer was infected and the email was actually being sent by some nefarious 3rd party hoping to get people to click on their links. Windows malware & antivirus check came up clean, but they're not foolproof.

    I provided Daz with the source listing of the email in case the full headers would show something but haven't heard back yet.

    Yeah, all valid concerns! Tks! 

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,946

    ColinFrench said:

    I was the one that mentioned it yesterday. I was worried that my computer was infected and the email was actually being sent by some nefarious 3rd party hoping to get people to click on their links. Windows malware & antivirus check came up clean, but they're not foolproof.

    I provided Daz with the source listing of the email in case the full headers would show something but haven't heard back yet.

    Edit to add: At no time in the past months have I changed email notifications or done anything else that might be interpreted as a "subscription".

    We did send the info on, thank you.

  • TaozTaoz Posts: 9,941
    edited October 2023

    ColinFrench said:

    I was the one that mentioned it yesterday. I was worried that my computer was infected and the email was actually being sent by some nefarious 3rd party hoping to get people to click on their links. Windows malware & antivirus check came up clean, but they're not foolproof.

    In most email programs you can hover the mouse pointer over the link, then it will show the actual URL (which may be different from the one the link shows, if it shows one) in some way.

    Post edited by Taoz on
  • Ron KnightsRon Knights Posts: 1,785

    My simple rule is that I don't click on a link unless I know, without a doubt, that it is legitimate.

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