Your bank card details and other personal information are at risk if you reply to this fake ‘from Netflix’ email
One of the reasons why many people fall prey to online scams is that scammers play on the emotions of users.
You may often have been part of a scam that uses emails that appear to come from a reputable company.
These emails are fake and try to get you to hand over your personal data which can be used to delete your online accounts .
According to foreign media, a fake email targeting consumers with Netflix accounts has recently been circulating.
“Your membership has expired. But, as part of our program, you can use Netflix for 90 days for free,” he said in the email.
The scammer wants you to press a red button below the text where you are then asked to enter your bank card details.
Of course, getting 3 months of Netflix for free is too good to be true.
On the other hand, the app asks users to never share personal information through an email.
If you have already done so, you should change your passwords immediately.
