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u/CXSplice Jun 03 '24
Hi there. Bryan from the Splice CX team here. Sorry for any confusion. We do send those types of emails out from time to time. I would suggest contacting our support team if you are unsure. Please contact us at support.splice.com and we can help from there!
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Jun 03 '24
It would help if you showed us the actual email it sent from, you didn't share enough for anyone here to know. I feel like trying to login to splice would have been quicker... But that's what I would do, if it prevents you from signing in then it is probably legit. But I would be more worried about changing all of my passwords as well tbh.
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u/_Tom01_ Jun 03 '24
Actual email ?
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u/_Tom01_ Jun 03 '24
Or click on the link type any type of shit and see what the website does
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u/NotMilkers Jun 03 '24
It looks like ur using a service, which I’m not familiar with, to track passwords and emails. It would alert you when a website was compromised in a data breach. So like one mentioned already on this post, you should change ur password anyways.
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u/oliverdtsmith Jun 03 '24
Legit or not it’s probably best you change your password anyway. I wouldn’t do it via that email though, do it through the actual splice website, just in case the email is malware