Fake Discord email?
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Hello, I recently received two different emails telling me that my Discord account was temporarily locked, but that I could reactivate it if I reset my password or created a new one. Unfortunately, I was stupid enough to click on the link and "create a new password." But nothing happened. The site didn't reset or anything else. I opened Discord and was actually logged in to my Discord account, but I was able to log in with my old details without any problems. The website displayed the newly created password, which I've obviously never used anywhere else.
The question: Was this a scam attempt? According to some Reddit posts, the email is fake, but at least I was logged out of my account, so how could that be possible?
When I clicked on the links in the email they were all labeled discord.com or something (roughly). As far as I know it used to be an indicator of fake emails if there were any other links listed.
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Please be careful with such e-mails it might also have been a hacker attempt. I don’t know the exact situation now, but I give you a very good tip to avoid this
Then you don’t need to worry anymore when such a mail is inbox again, and you can use unconditionally and fear to get rid of your Discord server. Just please consider who you see this left.
I hope I could help you with this and take the fear.
Doesn’t look much for me.
Besides, I see you have vpn active.
I assume that it was what Discord has classified as “digestive” and would not worry too much first.
Keep an eye on virus scan. Also best to change the password via the definitely official Discord page
VPN was not activated at the moment, but I also think the mail is legitimate. Think the account has been mistakenly disabled, but before I log in again activated. I also changed password, so I think everything should be good.
VPN doesn’t matter because I always have nothing to do with it
You can only say that if you look at the email header. What the sender says you can write in yourself (e-mail spoofing). There could also be your own e-mail address.
The best way to look at the email header and then you can say more.
Yes was true with me too is foll serious
Is serious