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amother
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 Yesterday at 11:07 pm
you didn't request this change call this number. Is this legit email? The number they gave to call is 866-887-8884. I tried looking this number up but I don't know if it's legit?
I did not request a password change
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amother
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Yesterday at 11:08 pm
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Sounds like a typical scam
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dena613
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Yesterday at 11:15 pm
Scammy scam scam
Especially the t.kohls.com part
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amother
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Yesterday at 11:25 pm
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If you have a Kohl's account, I'd Google the actual Kohl's customer service number and call them and tell them you got this email - your account likely got hacked
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Molly Weasley
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Yesterday at 11:36 pm
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If you have a problem, call the number on the back of your card. Never use the number in the email
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amother
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Yesterday at 11:47 pm
| amother OP wrote: | you didn't request this change call this number. Is this legit email? The number they gave to call is 866-887-8884. I tried looking this number up but I don't know if it's legit?
I did not request a password change |
That number comes right up on Google as kohl's customer service number
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Hashem_Yaazor
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Yesterday at 11:49 pm
| dena613 wrote: | Scammy scam scam
Especially the t.kohls.com part |
Actually, the way domains work, it goes right to left, so a sub domain is sub.domain.com
A spammer can't actually send from that sub domain (though it can spoof it through a script and that can be seen by looking at full headers).
It's kind of like credit.kohls.com where I would pay my Kohl's CC until they switched to Capital One.
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