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Reported Scam Details

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Report ID SW-0000001005

Date Occurred: 2025-06-06

Type: Fake Invoice

Category: Phishing

Source: Email

Subject: Your Receipt UBGV-6485-BYU is being prepared for shipment.

Product: TotalLock

Vendor: McAfee

Scam Amount: $460.00

Payment Method: Not Disclosed

Sender Email: ************[email protected]

Sender Reply To: 1-***-***-2524

Sender Domain: gmail.com


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What AI Says:

What AI Says

Verdict: This is a fake McAfee renewal invoice designed to make you call a scam “support” line.

Red flags in the message

  • Weird phone number formatting: 1{***} ***-2524 uses the letter “O” instead of zero and braces — a common trick to bypass spam filters. It likely maps to (***) ***-2524.
  • Branding errors: “Mc Afee” (with a space) is not the company’s proper name.
  • Unusual price: USD 460.00 for 2 years is far above typical consumer antivirus pricing.
  • Generic confirmation details: A “Receipt Number” (UBGV-6485-BYU) with no matching account info or last-4 of a card, and a vague product name (“TotalLock (989617)”).
  • Odd phrasing: “Happy writing,” is not a normal McAfee sign-off; legitimate notices usually include legal footer, address, and support URLs.
  • Pressure to call: The only “action” is to contact them by phone — a hallmark of tech-support/refund scams that lead to remote-access and payment theft.

What you should do

  • Do not call the number and do not reply.
  • Verify independently: Log in to your bank/PayPal/credit-card account directly (not via any links) to confirm there’s no charge.
  • If a charge exists, contact your bank/card issuer using the number on the back of your card and dispute it.
  • Report the email as phishing to your email provider and (optionally) to the FTC and the real vendor via their official website.
  • If you called or clicked, run a malware scan, change passwords, and enable 2FA on important accounts.

Bottom line: This is a social-engineering attempt. You’re safe as long as you don’t engage and you confirm no real charge was made.

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