Longshadow Loc: Audubon, PA, United States

These are the Right Click options in the Xfinity client.
I use View Source a LOT to look at the headers and contents of SPAM emails.

Xfinity right-click options

burkphoto Loc: High Point, NC

Indeed. I use Apple Mail, and it has that right-click (Control + regular or left click) option.

willaim Loc: Sunny Southern California

I received the same notice. I DID NOT OPEN. TRASH IT. They have your email address and will keep sending hoping you'll give in. Trash it without opening.

Longshadow Loc: Audubon, PA, United States

If you mark it as spam instead of trashing, your email provider might send additional ones right to the spam folder, mine does. They "learn". Trashing it does nothing but remove it.
Many email clients let you set up filters. Mine does. I just have known junk filtered based on certain criteria and they are deleted when they come in. I never see them at all.

Garson Loc: Tampa, FL

It is definitely a scam. Trash/delete it.

DirtFarmer Loc: Escaped from the NYC area, back to MA

Block/trash/delete it.

wjones8637 Loc: Burleson, TX

I searched "fiona" and they appear to be a legit service organization to assist in finding the lowest rate for everything from personal loans to credit cards to home/auto insurance to refinancing student loans. If you don't need such a service ignore or trash it. Mark it as spam/junk so your system can learn it as such. They probably bought you email address somewhere.

Bill

DirtFarmer Loc: Escaped from the NYC area, back to MA

Just because it’s a legitimate company doesn’t mean it’s not spam. Advertising is big business and the source of much if not most spam. If it’s advertising something you don’t want treat it as any other spam. Block it. Junk it.

Longshadow Loc: Audubon, PA, United States

Simply the electronic version of paper junk mail.

scoundrel Loc: Wytheville VA

I get things like that occasionally but more often than I would like. The flashier, more obnoxious ones often just open a tab on your browser. Do NOT call any numbers, click any links, or obey any instructions on one of these rogue windows. Often, closing the tab is all it takes to restore normal operation. You can then take whatever precautions you want to ensure that your computer isn't infected with something serious, including doing a "cold" boot. .

Longshadow Loc: Audubon, PA, United States

I received a "pop-up TAB" twice in the past week.
It said there were 5 viruses on my computer and my Norton had expired.
Pictures looked like Norton.
I sent a screen snippet and the full URL to Norton.
Our Norton is on auto-renew. It did NOT expire.

The URL (safe sys defender<dot>xyz) is on a server in Germany...........
Why didn't it say Norton?

xt2 Loc: British Columbia, Canada

“Block”the scammer

Paul Moshay Loc: Los Angeles, CA

Send things like this to spoof@paypal.com They will investigate these and send out alerts to others so we can be aware of this junk. Never click on anything in the email.

whitehall Loc: Canada

I agree. Hitting unsubscribe confirms your e mail and the fact that they were able to reach you. Erase and block!