You'd think their IT department would know better.

[wurm]

In my Inbox this morning is an email supposedly from TransUnion Consumer Relations. That in itself doesn't surprise me as the other day I put a Fraud Alert on my credit through Experian. That supposedly goes to all three. What does surprise me is that the email has a "click here" link, a "more info" link, and an attachment. It may well be legit, but I'm not clicking any of those links. When I hover over them, they all appear to come from securemail.transunion.com, but of all people, wouldn't a credit reporting company know better than to put links in an email?

I'm going to ignore it.

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Apparently I'm not the first to get such an email.
https://www.reddit.com/r/IdentityTheft/c...on_a_scam/

[Acer]

"Don't click links in emails! Click here to learn more."

[S. Pupp]

Don't forget the 4th credit agency, Innovis.
You can put a 7 year fraud notice on file.