Today, I received the following email: This communication was sent to safeguard your account against any unauthorized activity. Max Federal Credit Union is aware of new phishing e-mails that are circulating. These e-mails request consumers to click a link due to a compromise of a credit card account. You should not respond to this message. For your security we have deactivate your card. How to activate your card Call +1 (800)-xxx-9629 Our automated system allows you to quickly activate your card Card activation will take approximately one minute to complete. Of course, I don't have an account with Max Federal Credit Union and this is obviously a phish. Notice that the English is quite right: "For your security we have deactivate your card." and "You should not respond to this message." doesn't make sense in context. What's more interesting is that the message itself warns you about phishing emails and asks you to call an 800 number. If y