Fake DVC email?

[nerb]

I received an email supposedly from DVC about offers, etc. Provides a link, user name and password. looks fake to me. Anyone else get this? I'm always so skeptical about these things....

 

[erionm]

Not that one. And I would be cautious if an e-mail comes with a user name and password that they want you to use with a provided link.

We did receive one with the subject 'Interested in sharing your Membership stories?'.

Most e-mails from DVC will be from 'disneyvacationclub@dvc-mail.com'.

 

[WilsonFlyer]

I received an email supposedly from DVC about offers, etc. Provides a link, user name and password. looks fake to me. Anyone else get this? I'm always so skeptical about these things....

You should be able to look at the message header (advanced option in most email programs) and see the originating server. My bet is it's not from Disney or even close.

 

[lilpooh108]

DVC offers would be in the offers section. Just delete it and check out offers via the website...

 

[rlovew]

When I looked at the DVC Member site the other day there was a warning at the top about fraudulent email and phone calls. I suspect that is what you received.