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Be suspicious of messages that: Seem urgent and require your immediate response. Request personal information such as user ID, password, PIN, email address, or Social Security number even if it appears to be coming from a legitimate source. Are addressed generically, such as “Dear Customer”
Please be on alert for fraudulent emails. If you receive a suspicious email: • Do not click on any links or open any attachments within the message. • Forward the email as an attachment to abuse@adp.com. • Delete the email. Please see one example of a fraudulent email below. Note: This is an automated email. Please do not reply.
15 mar 2023 · Be alert for this fraudulent email and follow the instructions below if you receive any suspicious email: • Do not click on any links or open any attachments within the message. • Forward the email as an attachment to abuse@adp.com, then delete it.
The scammer is hoping for you to reply or phone the listed number, or to “log in” via their links. Report as suspected phishing to your IT department, inform HR that you didn’t make changes to direct deposit, and consider phoning ADP via a phone number from their website (NOT this email).
This sounds like someone is trying to sign up for something using your details. Some services require phone verification, which is why they do this. You may get contacted by a scammer trying to get you to hand the code over under some false pretext. Don't give them anything.
Be aware of scams involving phony job postings. There have been a number of instances where fraudsters have been posing as ADP recruiters or Human Resource representatives in the marketplace. People have been offered fake jobs with ADP.
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