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sprinkleeninow

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3. You could confirm your actual account is paid up, active and in order

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Wed Apr 10, 2024, 10:35 PM

Apr 2024

just to put your mind at ease. Also, report to them what you received. I do not subscribe to Sirius so I know these emails I get are bogus. But bc you do subscribe, you might contact Sirius through your account portal online.

I got 2 Mailer Daemons on an AOL account from some wacky bogus email/website saying my email unsubscribing them was undeliverable. ??? I never did. Looked up similar email/site on the google and one entry had some words in Cyrillic mixed in. Russian or foreign Slavic. Yah, bogus!

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Is this a real address? [View all] question everything Apr 2024 OP

Scam. I been receiving a ton of them. sprinkleeninow Apr 2024 #1

Thanks. Really looks legit and I was going to complain to Sirius tomorrow until I checked the address question everything Apr 2024 #2

You could confirm your actual account is paid up, active and in order sprinkleeninow Apr 2024 #3

Smart of you to look at the sender. usonian Apr 2024 #4

Thanks. I've learned this on these pages question everything Apr 2024 #5