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Securing my account

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I don't know what it is that I need to do because they haven't said. I just got an email saying I need to secure my account or I will be unable to use it. What do I have to do? Can you please tell me?

I don't know what it is that I need to do because they haven't said. I just got an email saying I need to secure my account or I will be unable to use it. What do I have to do? Can you please tell me?

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If by GMX you are referring to Gmail, yes - they are introducing extra security on their email accounts. Their support team should be able to help you with this.

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Hi

Which account are you trying to secure? Who was the email from?

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Hi I received an email from FE-ED-BA-CK, saying "Customer Alert. Customers who fail to secure their accounts by 4th March will no longer have access to their emails". Or something similar with a lot of scary words.

The email was most disconcerting because alot of the text was in red. Yesterday after resigning myself to whatever fate awaited me, I decided to use one of their links which informed me that everything was ok with my system.

It also said that using a GMX App downloaded from Google Playstore would simplify things. I have used the App right from the start so I am thinking that everything must be ok.

The deadline date is here and I still have access to my account, so I think I worried unnecessarily.

Thank you for reaching out to assist though. I appreciate it.

Jackie

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Hi I received an email from FE-ED-BA-CK, saying "Customer Alert. Customers who fail to secure their accounts by 4th March will no longer have access to their emails". Or something similar with a lot of scary words.

The email was most disconcerting because alot of the text was in red. Yesterday after resigning myself to whatever fate awaited me, I decided to use one of their links which informed me that everything was ok with my system.

It also said that using a GMX App downloaded from Google Playstore would simplify things. I have used the App right from the start so I am thinking that everything must be ok.

The deadline date is here and I still have access to my account, so I think I worried unnecessarily.

Thank you for reaching out to assist though. I appreciate it.

Jackie

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Hi

That does not sound like an email from Mozilla. I recommend contacting the support team for the organisation that sent that email.

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Hi I am a bit of a technophobe so I don't know how to forward it to you to show it to you, but I think you are right. None of the questions I've asked GMX support have come close to answering anything I have asked. I don't think I have anything to worry about. Probably a scam. I did try to address the issue with the sender but they have never replied via the address of the original message because it's a do not reply address.

I sent replies to GMX support who must think I've got a screw loose but I've satisfied myself that there is nothing amiss by using a link sent by the original address that only served to reassure me as it says my System Status is fine, and everything is working as it should.

I deleted it now. I'm only concerned because it would seem that there was nothing sent to you about having to secure accounts for GMX 2022. I don't imagine it did any harm, nor will it in the trash I suppose?

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If by GMX you are referring to Gmail, yes - they are introducing extra security on their email accounts. Their support team should be able to help you with this.

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Hi No not referring to Gmail referring to GMX which is Mozilla I think? You are replying to me in my GMX email account. Jackie