FAKE Email Warnings
Beware of email warnings that warn you about your email storage capacity being full. These can be Phishing Scams that try to lure you into clicking on a fake link.
To confirm if the email is legitimate check the sender's email address. Also, look out for specific details that include your account name. And when you mouse over any links they must clearly point back to a legitimate address. Feel free to contact Kahl Consultants if you have any questions!
Here is an example of such a scam email that we recently received:
Email Delivery Reports for Incoming Pending Messages
The storage limit for email accounts has been reached, with 99.9 percent of the storage capacity specified upon registration.
Your email has used up all of your storage capacity, according to the third notification issued.
What should you do?
Please login to your webmail via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.'s portal.
After you've logged in, either delete or archive any emails you don't need, then delete the originals.
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kahl.net Support Department
When your mailbox's allotted capacity is exceeded, the server generates this notification automatically. To address this issue, please follow the instructions in the email or contact your network administrator.
