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This message was authored by Beverley8 This message was authored by: Beverley8

Suspect email

I've recently had an email from sky saying they owe me £76 with the heading "Let's make it right" for sky sports that was meant to be free. Has anyone else had anything similar? Is it real?

 

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This message was authored by stereohaven This message was authored by: stereohaven Answer

Re: Suspect email

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@Beverley8 

 

It is real and can be trusted.

 

It is related to refunds for Sky Sports HD which may have been charged when it shouldn't. 

 
Affected customers will be notified and if Sky still have payment details they can use, they will. Those who don’t have valid payment details will be sent instructions on how to obtain their refund through a service called Payit. 
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This message was authored by MightyQuinn This message was authored by: MightyQuinn

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Hi @Beverley8   Did the email address you by name? Immediate identification of a scam or phishing email is addressing you as Sky User or similar.

This message was authored by hrai This message was authored by: hrai

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It's quite possible a company - like Sky - have overcharged you. As you pay by direct debit in such cases you don't really have to do anything. They'll either give a refund of the amount owed directly to your account or give you credit off your bill.

The only time to be suspicious would be if the email asked you click on a link to sign in to your account - don't!!!!  You should only ever sign in from a browser window you've opened yourself.

 

(Reputable emails will even say  "we'll never ask for your details or for you sign in from an email " or words to that effect.)

This message was authored by stereohaven This message was authored by: stereohaven Answer

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@Beverley8 

 

It is real and can be trusted.

 

It is related to refunds for Sky Sports HD which may have been charged when it shouldn't. 

 
Affected customers will be notified and if Sky still have payment details they can use, they will. Those who don’t have valid payment details will be sent instructions on how to obtain their refund through a service called Payit. 
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LG OLED | Sky Q | EE TV Pro | BT Smart Hub 2 | Apple TV 4K
This message was authored by TheCatsDad This message was authored by: TheCatsDad

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I got the same email on Wednesday. If you login to MySky and check your messages from Sky, you'll see it there too.

This message was authored by Mart+1 This message was authored by: Mart+1

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We have had the same type of email. But never received the pin. But the thing is we are still with sky, so why not repay the amount through that instead of this payit?

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