- Uses your real name, confirmation code and itinerary
- One version promises a refund if you re-enter your card
- Another says a payment problem threatens an upcoming flight
- Links lead to sites outside the airline's own domain
- Frontier says it never emails asking to confirm a reservation or card
- No real refund requires you to type in payment details
- Urgency about an imminent flight is a pressure tactic
- Check the sender and link domains before trusting anything
- Don't click, reply or enter anything
- Check your trip on the airline's site or app, typed in yourself
- Entered a card? Call your issuer and consider a fraud alert
- Change your airline account password and turn on two-factor sign-in
Useful?