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     • Fidelity will never ask you for personal information via your personal email address.
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   Does fidelity ask for personal information?

   • Do not respond to an email or fill out any requests for information on a website unless you're confident in its authenticity and security. Fidelity will never ask you for personal information via your personal email address. Watch a video (2:25) created by our partners at McAfee ® that offers valuable tips on spotting and avoiding phishing scams.

   Suspicious Emails and Phishing - Fidelity

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   How do I send a phishing message to Fidelity?

   • Please send a message to phishing@fidelity.com with the following information: Your full name, email address, and phone number associated with your Fidelity or NetBenefits ® accounts. Do not include your account number, username, or passwords in this email.

   Suspicious Emails and Phishing - Fidelity

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   Does fidelity ask to confirm confidential information via email?

   • Fidelity, or any other reputable company, will never ask you to confirm confidential information via email. The website and email address of the sender look suspicious. The sender of the email appears to be suspect, and may even come from or point to a completely different company than Fidelity, where it will not show a Fidelity address anywhere.

   Phishing Emails – fidelitycommunications

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   Does fidelity accept emails?

   • To protect your privacy, Fidelity will not accept this type of information sent by email. Please contact a Fidelity representative by phone with any specific account instructions. Commissions, fees and expenses may be associated with investment funds. Read a fund’s prospectus or offering memorandum and speak to an advisor before investing.

   Contact Fidelity

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3. www.fidelity.com › look-out-for-suspicious-emailsSuspicious Emails and Phishing - Fidelity

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   Do not respond to an email or fill out any requests for information on a website unless you're confident in its authenticity and security. Fidelity will never ask you for personal information via your personal email address.

4. www.fidelity.com › viewpoints › personal-financeIdentity theft | Scam awareness and protection | Fidelity

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   • Imposter/remote access scam. You may get a call alerting you to a problem with your computer, or a message may pop up on the screen saying your computer is infected with a virus.
   • Confidence/romance scams. An individual believes they are in a relationship (family, friendly, or romantic). As a result, they can be persuaded to send money, personal and financial information, or items of value to the perpetrator.
   • Fake charities. You are solicited by email, phone, or in person to contribute to an organization that sounds like a good cause but is actually a scam.
   • Social media/investment scams. Personal pictures and posts shared on social media give scammers a buffet of personal information that can be used against you.

5. www.fidelity.com › security › our-security-measuresHow Fidelity Keeps You and Your Assets Safe Online

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   Secure email. Send our associates secure, encrypted messages about your accounts once you're logged in to Fidelity.com. Send us a secure message. Note: Never send information regarding your accounts unless it's through this secure channel—and we'll never ask for confidential data like account numbers, usernames, or passwords via email.

6. prime.fidelity.com › app › itemSuspicious email? Here’s how to detect and report it.

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   Fidelity will never email you requesting that you confirm your personal information or password. Consider reaching out to the company through a phone call if you are still unsure if an email is legitimate or suspicious.

7. support.fidelitycommunications.com › hc › en-usPhishing Emails – fidelitycommunications

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   Here are five simple ways to spot a phishing email: The email asks you to confirm personal information. Fidelity, or any other reputable company, will never ask you to confirm confidential information via email. The website and email address of the sender look suspicious.

8. www.fidelity.ca › en › contactContact Fidelity

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   Do not send trading instructions, account changes or any personal information by email. To protect your privacy, Fidelity will not accept this type of information sent by email. Please contact a Fidelity representative by phone with any specific account instructions.

9. connect.fidelity.com › pas_suspicious_emailSuspicious email? - connect.fidelity.com

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   Your answers (yes or no) to the following questions: Did you click on any links or images within the suspected email? Did you enter or submit your login credentials? Please do not include sensitive information like your Fidelity account numbers, Social Security number, or password.