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Reporting Scam


Scam E-mails – It’s time to report themScam emails are increasing every day, I’m of the view that unless we bombard each company with the scam emails that are being received in their name, they might take action or the issue continues or gets worse.

For a scam email that looks like it’s from a company, please forward scam emails to the relevant company’s email address

Telstra (Bigpond) – scams@telstra.com
Optus – abuse@optusnet.com.au

The Messaging Co – isspam@abuse.themessaging.co
Gmail – https://support.googlerrr.com/mail/answer/8253?hl=en
MyGov – reportascam@servicesaustralia.gov.au
ATO – ReportScams@ato.gov.au
NBN – https://www.nbnco.com.au/learn/protect-yourself-from-scams
How to tell its a fake email – scamLook for
Poor grammar and spelling
Blurry or incorrect company logos
Check the senders email address – does the email address match the company its meant to be from
Emails that require urgent action – emails that are pushing you to click a link 
Email not addressed to you name but a generic name like MailUser or Customer
Email from a service you have never used before
Email saying you have purchase something for a high cost and to call a number

Optusnet – ScamWise 
Vodafone – Scam information Here
Telstra – Cybersecurity

Scamwatch a handy website to find about the latest scams.

Like always!!! Don’t answer unknown callers, let them go to voicemail, Don’t click links in emails. Dont click links in SMS messages.