adrian_r2

Hi GPalm, as puz has posted elsewhere you should urgently send an email to all regsitered accounts infoirming them to disregard an unofficial phishing email sent out, confirming that no change has been made to account status and no automated billing transactions will take place. I can forward you the one I recieved if it will help.

As I also posted elsewhere, I suspect that account login names and email addresses have either been leaked or were part of the mass event "Onliner Spambot" as recently added to the list of breaches at:-

Have I been pwned? Check if your email has been compromised in a data breach.

The email many have received in the last day is spam. Please refer to some comments at

Your Photo.net Subscription Confirmation and Receipt <-- WTH?!?!

and

Renewal

Unfortunately we have multiple threads on the same topic at this time.

I expect the login names and email addresses have either been leaked or were part of the mass event "Onliner Spambot" as recently added to the list of breaches at

Have I been pwned? Check if your email has been compromised in a data breach

Spam or not, the sender got my full name and my email address, so your database looks as if it's been hacked.

Clive, it's unlikely that the database has been hacked, so I expect your password is safe. If in doubt, you should change your password now. I expect the login names and email addresses have either been leaked or were part of the mass event "Onliner Spambot" as recently added to the list of breaches at Have I been pwned? Check if your email has been compromised in a data breach.

I have notfied my email as spam to Norton using their Outlook plugin.

Spam Email -> Photo.net Spam Email

Agreed, definitely spam. The sender's email account and the URL are in no way connected to photo.net. I received the same email.