ESET Ireland warns of an authentic looking phishing scam email , pretending to come Attack.Phishing from Vodafone . The cybercriminals are up to their old tricks even in the new year . An email , pretending to be Attack.Phishing from Vodafone has been spamming Irish mailboxes with a phishing attempt Attack.Phishing . The email reads : Dear Valued Customer , Just a quick reminder that you need to pay for your Vodafone service . Pay now to avoid service restriction or suspension . Your monthly bill for NETVIGATOR service has been issued . We have proceeded autopay payment according to your credit card information . However , such autopay payment is not successful . Your account is now overdue , so unless you ’ ve already paid in the last few days here ’ s what you need to do next . To check the total amount owing , please visit MyAccount To avoid suspension of service , please settle the above amount before 04 Jan 2017 . Log In To MyAccount https : //www.vodafone.ie/myv/services/Process For details regarding the payment rejection , please contact your bank directly . It ’ s important that you make full payment of the outstanding amount to avoid restriction or suspension of your service . Please remember that if we suspend your service you ’ ll need to pay a reconnection fee . We ’ ll also apply all regular service charges until your service is cancelled . To help you manage your services , a number of online tools are available . You can pay your bill and track your usage through MyAccount and our 24×7 App . While the email is made to look very convincing Attack.Phishing , with all the Vodafone logos and overall appearance , all the links in the email lead to a fake website , registered in Mexico , which tries to trick Attack.Phishing the user into submitting their account info and payment details . If you have received such an email , flag it as spam and delete it . Do not click any of the links in it .