We found no signs of a scam.

What to do

• You do not need to do anything.

Why we think this

• The address checks out. It really was sent from the company it claims.
• It does not ask you for money, a password, or a card number.
• It does not rush you or threaten you. Real messages give you time to think.

We can still miss things. If a message asks you for money, a password, or a gift card, call the company. Use a number you look up yourself. Checking first is always the right move, whatever the answer turns out to be.