SCAM ALERT: Don't be "dot-conned"
We have a report from a client who received an erroneous email impersonating an urgent correspondence from Epoch. The email directs the respondent to a domain that looks, at first glance, to be a legitimate Epoch URL and asks for your server's FTP information in order for Epoch to install a bug-fix for a password script. No such email was sent from Epoch. No such problem exists.
If you receive this email, do not click the link or submit your ftp information. Please forward it to [email protected] with your MasterCode in the subject line.
If you ever have any question as to whether an email is actually from Epoch, please email us directly at support@epoch or call our 24-hour technical support phone number: 1-310-664-5700. We will be more than happy to assist you.
We have a report from a client who received an erroneous email impersonating an urgent correspondence from Epoch. The email directs the respondent to a domain that looks, at first glance, to be a legitimate Epoch URL and asks for your server's FTP information in order for Epoch to install a bug-fix for a password script. No such email was sent from Epoch. No such problem exists.
If you receive this email, do not click the link or submit your ftp information. Please forward it to [email protected] with your MasterCode in the subject line.
If you ever have any question as to whether an email is actually from Epoch, please email us directly at support@epoch or call our 24-hour technical support phone number: 1-310-664-5700. We will be more than happy to assist you.
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