I’ve been sent a plausible email regarding my Oyster card. It really looked as if it came from TFL. They used my name and asked me to go to a link to update the card that paid for my automatic top ups.
For a variety of reasons I was suspicious. I checked the phone number given and it starts with 30, a known number that scammers use.
I expect they were using New Year’s Day to take advantage of fuzzy heads!
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