I have had this email purporting to be from McAfee but my subscription is not due. Please can you confirm it is not genuine
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Hi @Jo1
Greetings from McAfee,
Sorry for the inconvenience caused. We would like to inform you that McAfee communicates with the customer with e-mail address ending with (domain) mcafee.com.
This e-mail is not legitimate so we request you to move this e-mail to the spam folder so that the sender will be blocked from sending mail to your e-mail address in future.
For more details kindly refer the article How to recognize and protect yourself from phishing
Regards,
Smita
Hi @Jo1
Greetings from McAfee,
Sorry for the inconvenience caused. We would like to inform you that McAfee communicates with the customer with e-mail address ending with (domain) mcafee.com.
This e-mail is not legitimate so we request you to move this e-mail to the spam folder so that the sender will be blocked from sending mail to your e-mail address in future.
For more details kindly refer the article How to recognize and protect yourself from phishing
Regards,
Smita
Why don't McAfee have an email address to which we can send suspect emails?
I downloaded the mcst-installer, tried to install to no avail, so pointless!
I have a very similar problem but they domain keeps changing (example: inxjkungycnlvhhpkrdiqtzxzexkubfpdjyslbpvmrqkibvszhzjapocaxjvmrrdxsdrvmaahrzexydn)
and I get another one the next day. Any other suggestions?
Sorry, McAfee tech but your solution doesn't address the root cause.
I do not receive any other FAKE subscription renewals regarding any other products or services. This whole issue sounds like your subscription renewal email lists/dates have been hacked or sold and can be found on the dark web or some other nefarious location.
If this is your way of "fixing" the issue, you have not done a thorough job. Rather, you are putting it on your users to deal with...and that is poor customer service.
Hi I've received an email with the attached, which states:
The hacking attempt was blocked
The attempt was on Thu, 28 Apr 2022 18:45:36 -0400 |
Is this from McAfee?
Thanks
let me be the first to tell you, I bought McAfee and it is **bleep**! I tried out viruses on this system that just walked right on in.. I dont ever suggest using McAfee. I actually wasted money testing its services.. I intentionally opened viruses on a virtual machine and didnt even catch them. They were embedded so a bit harder to detect, so I hope this info helps you.. I used another virus protection that caught them all, which I wont list because This post will surely be deleted then, but dont waste your money anymore...
also, dont you find it funny when you pay for "total protection" but want you to add a card on file to "remove" a virus or to get further identity protection?
McAfee is the "ONLY" software which does this.. the ONLY!!
I am an ethical Hacker, many of our tools have circulated on the internet thanks to youtube.. I highly suggest you never open an email that looks suspicious or one that you 100% do not know. Although.. with a program we use to test vulnerabilities has gotten in the hands of the wrong people, this program is called BeEF. You are not safe anymore and McAfee does have safe browser which catches it, "sometimes" but viruses it has failed to stop..
goodjob, you just infected yourself!
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