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The letter said it was from, Cox Communications and that I could no longer pay my bill online because I had entered an invalid e-mail address. I had paid my July bill with no problem and I was suspicious of the letterhead since I had never received mail from them from that address. I received a letter that said it was from Cox Communications, saying I would no longer be able to pay my bill online because I had entered an invalid e-mail address. They wanted me to go online and correct the information. I was suspicious of the letterhead, but they gave the right contact information for reaching Cox online. Still skeptical I called the local Cox Communication Office and he verified that they had all my online information on file and that the letter should be discarded. I don't know what would have happened if I had responded to give them this information, but as I mentioned the website they gave for Cox was a legitimate site. But I was glad I called Cox locally.
LA, USA- 70501
Northumberland, PA- 17857
Unknown Email
Unknown Phone Number
Unknown URL
Phishing
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July 26, 2023
735670
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