Virgin Mobile Customer Reward Program -

[mani_g123]

Hello,

I am getting the scamming message below on my iOS Safari and Chrome browsers. How can I stop this from popping up?

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Virgin Mobile Customer Reward Program

Congratulations!

November 1, 2024

Every day, we select a small group of Virgin Mobile users to participate in our customer satisfaction survey and give them a chance to receive exclusive gifts from our partners and sponsors. This is our way of expressing our appreciation for you to choose Virgin Mobile.

By participating you will have the chance to win a free iPhone 15 Pro, Samsung Galaxy S23, Aldi €500 Gift Card, Visa €1000 Gift Card, Amazon €1000 Gift Card, SHEIN £750 Card, £250 Gas Gift Card, HEXCLAD HYBRID COOKWARE SET or 3 years of free membership to Netflix. This survey will allows us to better understand our customers and will take less then 30 seconds of your time.

Remember: 100 randomly selected customers have received this invitation and the number of gifts is limited.

You have 0 minutes and 0 seconds to answer the following questions before we give this chance to the next lucky person among our customers!

MOD EDIT : Link Removed

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Please help to stop this.

Regards

MR

[coenoby]

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@mani_g123 wrote:

.How can I stop this from popping up?

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The only things that you can do is to forward the email to Virgin Media's dedicated mailbox –  phishing@virginmedia.com and also to the National Cyber Security Centre via report@phishing.go.uk

If you get an error message when you forward it to the VM address it means VM have blocked that version of the email since you first received it. That may well mean that you will not be able to forward it to the NCSC.

Merely flagging the emails as spam will not stop future versions of the email.

Also, scammers often make subtle changes to their emails over time that are not necessarily visible to the eye but fool spam filters into letting them through. So you may still see very similar emails in the future.

Coenoby