Collaboration Tools – web conferencing software

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Question by Biology Nerd: I’ve gotten two scam e-mails, asking for my verizon password? Where should I report them?
They both go something like this:Dear Webmail User,I am delight to announce that on September 13th, 2008, VERIZON.NET will transition its current e-mail service to a new offering Webmail. This new e-mail offering, founded on popular web-based e-mail program, is one part of collaboration tools that will also be available to all VERIZON.NET webmail account owners. The new Webmail serve will replace Mailhost. Although hosted by VERIZON.NET messaging center, all existing VERIZON.NET e-mail am will experienced regularly scheduled maintenance from our data base, access to your e-mail via the Webmail client will be unavailable for some time during this maintenance window. We are currently upgrading our data base and we are eleting all VERIZON.NET email am to create more space for new accounts.To complete your VERIZON.NET Webmail account, you are to reply to this e-mail immediately to equip us upgrade your domain account and you are to send to usthe following information below.Your Email Address Here *************Correct Password Here *********Over the next seven days you will receive additional information on the e-mail transition. All communications will be in this same format; an e-mail from me as VERIZON.NET Chief Information Officer. You will be directed to additional information on VERIZON.NET hosted websites. I am sure you will be pleased with this new service. Final Notification, Please Protect Your VERIZON.NET Webmail From Being Closed.Thank you for using VERIZON.NET WEBMAIL.I know I SHOULD report them, but where? Specific links are helpful.

Best answer:

Answer by nayaboo1
Go onto the verizon wireless website and where there is a technical support link go to that. This happened to me with another company. I called them actually and they told me what to do.

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