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ecowitch
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I have just received an email asking me to re-submit my payment details and do not know if this is a valid email or a scam.

 

I would appreciate clarification on this.

 

Thanks

Flood and Flood's wife
Posted (edited)
On 3/20/2025 at 3:31 AM, ecowitch said:

I have just received an email asking me to re-submit my payment details and do not know if this is a valid email or a scam. I would appreciate clarification on this.

Hello @ecowitch,
Welcome!

  • IF Kaspersky software has recently been purchased & IF there's an issue with the payment / transaction Kaspersky does send emails. 
  • Read: What to do in case of payment issues when buying a license or subscription?
  • The team to assist is:  Kaspersky Customer Service, https://support.kaspersky.com/b2c#contacts - they have access to (your) private information - to protect (your) security & privacy that information is not available in the Community-Forum; select either Email or Chat, then fill in the template as shown; include a *detailed history*.
  • Select (your) Kaspersky software from the drop-down-list (A). image.thumb.png.3fbeadf30ff6eb213795e80c8ba7242f.png

*Also* -> IF using Chat - *before* ending the chat -> ask the operator to email (you) a copy of the chat transcript - otherwise (you'll) have no record of the chat* 

  • Kaspersky Customer Service can also verify the email address. 

Thank you🙏
Flood🐳+🐋

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  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

I have received an email saying the same thing. I clicked a link and it took me to the FAQ page. This is what is in the email and the email address. It looks legit, but I just wanted to make sure

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Flood and Flood's wife
Posted (edited)
6 hours ago, Andrew93 said:

I have received an email saying the same thing. I clicked a link and it took me to the FAQ page. This is what is in the email and the email address. It looks legit, but I just wanted to make sure

 

Hello @Andrew93

Welcome!

  1. Yes, that's a legitimate Kaspersky email; it's used to send emails to update payment details for a renewal of a Kaspersky subscription.
  2. HOWEVER -  (a comment) Kaspersky *auto-renewals* are frequently more expensive than purchasing a *new* subscription & the benefit of *auto-renewal* is small, certainly not justified by excessive $ (ioo). 
  3. Since Kaspersky released their *new* software range it's impossible for the consumer, to turn-off *auto-renewal* during the purchase - this used to be possible; logging a case and requesting *auto-renewal* is turned OFF can be done. 
  4. This email (ioo) is the most ham-fisted way they could come up with to *re-enrol* Kaspersky subscribers to auto-renewal. They're asking you to re-enter (your) credit-card, email address, home address, phone-number - the whole kit & caboodle - we're shocked!!
  5. In that email IF (you) don't follow the instructions *auto-renewal* presumably should not be working. 
  6. It's up-to-you - IF you wish to use *auto-renewal* then follow their instructions, otherwise, submit a request to have *auto-renewal* turned OFF; Kaspersky Customer Service, https://support.kaspersky.com/b2c#contacts - select either Email or Chat, then fill in the template as shown; include a *detailed history*.
  • Select (your) Kaspersky software from the drop-down-list (A). 
  • *Also* -> IF using Chat - *before* ending the chat -> ask the operator to email (you) a copy of the chat transcript - otherwise (you'll) have no record of the chat* 

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Thank you🙏
Flood🐳+🐋

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