Therefore, the recipient has not subscribed to or purchased anything - hence, no amount of money will be charged. The spam letter contains a telephone number, which is to be used if the recipient wishes to cancel the subscription to "Norton LifeLock", and prevent the sum from being charged.Īs mentioned in the introduction, this email is fake. The aim is to trick recipients into calling the provided number to cancel the bogus payment/subscription.Įssentially, this fake "Norton LifeLock" email is presented as an invoice, informing the recipient of a successful purchase and payment.
This scam letter is presented as a purchase invoice, which states that the payment has already been processed. It must be emphasized that this spam mail is in no way associated with either NortonLifeLock Inc. After inspecting this "Norton LifeLock" email, we determined that it is fake.
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