I recently had a weird experience with my Fidelity Investments account. I logged in as usual, but this time, I saw a message telling me that my Fidelity account had been BLOCKED and I needed to call 800-343-3548. So, I did what any cautious person would do: I called the number provided. The Fidelity customer … Read more
Have you ever received an unexpected email from [email protected]? So, here’s the scoop: these emails claim your phone number has been added to an account. Understandably, that can seem suspicious, especially when you’ve never opened an account with Fidelity Investments before. Is This Email Legit? The emails appear to originate from Fidelity, raising suspicions of … Read more
Fidelity customers have reported receiving text messages purportedly from 33748, claiming to be an Elan FIDELITY Fraud Alert. While this might seem concerning, understanding the context and taking the right steps can help ease worries. What’s Elan FIDELITY Fraud Alert? The text messages are notifications supposedly sent by Elan Financial Services, the entity responsible for … Read more
If you’re a Fidelity.com customer, receiving an email from [email protected] may be cause for concern and hesitation. Is it a phishing attempt or legitimate email from Fidelity Investments? What Is @mail.fidelity.com? With phishing scams on the rise, we understand the concerns and are here to assist. Fidelity’s official representatives have confirmed that [email protected] is a legitimate email … Read more
In recent times, numerous Fidelity customers have received emails originating from addresses with the @fmr.com extension, leading to understandable concerns about their legitimacy. Understanding the Domain: @fmr.com The primary question many customers have is whether the @fmr.com is a valid domain associated with Fidelity Investments. Users have raised queries, seeking confirmation regarding the authenticity of … Read more