Disney Email Scam?

[LoraJ]

This email was in my inbox this morning. It just has me a little suspicious:
Dear Lora,

You are receiving this email because you have previously contacted Walt Disney World® Resort. These days, many people prefer the convenience of email communications.

We've recently acquired your email address and would like to add it to our mailing list. We fully respect your privacy so if you would prefer that we not do so at this time, click here.

Thank you for your consideration.

Walt Disney Parks and Resorts
1375 Buena Vista Drive
PO BOX 10000
Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830

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It just seems odd to me. It looks like one of the unsubscribe pages where you unsubscribe and then they sell your email to 10,000 people. Then they had a click here if you have any questions at the bottom of the email. That takes you to the disney.go site to request a travel agent.

Ummmm, yeah I say scam.

 

[iNTeNSeBLue98]

This email was in my inbox this morning. It just has me a little suspicious:
We've recently acquired your email address and would like to add it to our mailing list. We fully respect your privacy so if you would prefer that we not do so at this time, click here.

Are you registered at www.disneyworld.com? When you register you check a box to receive email offers, so they would have your email, not acquired it.

Is there a link in the email? Without clicking it, hover your mouse pointer over it, and look at the status bar at the bottom left of the window, just above the task bar showing the programs you are running. It will list the URL. Or the URL may pop-up while you hover. Is it from an official Disney website (disney.go.com, etc.)? If not, delete it.