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Remember: If you receive an email that looks suspicious, it’s better to be safe than sorry - forward the message to and the information security team will tell you whether it’s legitimate or a fraud.

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'Cybercriminals want your passwords, bank account numbers or other sensitive information, or they want to.

The sender’s email is from a variety of random Gmail accounts. According to the BBB, this is a phishing scam that is trying to steal your information.

There are several “tells” that can indicate a phishing attempt: Please be aware: Do not respond to this message and do not call the phone number. The information security team is aware of this scam. It also states that if you feel this is wrong to call a phone number, where they will then attempt to get money from you. The sender claims to be from the Best Buy Geek Squad, and the message informs recipients that they are subscribed to the Geek Squad service for $300 - $400. Miami’s Information Security Office has received reports that a new scam email has been making the rounds, and it has a very specific motive to get your money.