From: "American Express" <worksss@server.net>
Date: 13 Jun 2026 10:45:35 +0800
Subject: Your American Express Card Might Have Been Hijacked
Unusual spending patternsor large, unexpected purchases
AMEX CENTER
Account ending: 3XXXXX
Account Protection Team®
Unusual spending patterns or large, unexpected purchases detected.
Dear
Your American Express account has been temporarily restricted after our monitoring system identified potentially unusual activity, such as unexpected transactions or irregular spending patterns.
To safeguard your account and personal information, access will remain limited until this activity has been verified.
Please use the button below to review and confirm your recent transactions so we can promptly restore full access to your account.
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Once review and confirmation is completed, full access to your account will be restored.
Thank you for your Card Membership.
American Express Customer Care
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