Suspicious e-mail appears to be from WorldPath

To All BayRing / WorldPath Customers:

BayRing / WorldPath will never ask for your e-mail password or username. Any correspondence that you receive asking for this information is a fraudulent phishing scheme. If you have concerns about this please do not hesitate to call (603) 766-1000 and ask to speak with a member of our Client Services team.

This alert is in response to several spam e-mail messages asking BayRing / WorldPath clients to reply with sensitive information to avoid account deactivation. Do not give out your account information. In general, if anyone contacts you proactively asking for you to verify your information it is almost certainly a fraud. The only occasion where BayRing asks for such information is when you contact us proactively and we are attempting to validate your identity.

For example:

From: support@worldpath.net
Subject: Password Failure: Worldpath.net

THIS MESSAGE IS FROM OUR TECHNICAL SUPPORT TEAM

This message is from webmail messaging center to all webmail account owners. If you are receiving this message it means that your email address has been queued for deactivation; this was as a result of a continuous error script (code:505)received from this email address. To resolve this problem you must reset your email address.

In order to reset this email address, you must reply to this e-mail by providing us the following information for confirmation:

***********************************************************

CONFIRM YOUR EMAIL IDENTITY NOW

Current Email Address : .............

Current Email Password : .............

Re-confirm Password:: ...............

***********************************************************

Note: Providing a wrong information or ignoring this message will resolve to the deactivation of This Email Address. You will continue to receive this warning message periodically till your email address is been reset or deactivated. This alert is for your information only.

If you have any questions please let us know.

http://www.worldpath.net/support/phone.php