There is a very convincing phishing email around pretending to be from Virgin media payments. Most is spelled correctly and reads well. It is aimed at those who manually pay using quickpay. As I pay by direct debit it is obviously bogus. Looking at the page source its actually made better than virgins own mail as it has a plain text portion whereas bill advisories from the real virgin are in html only. The page address is not shown, hidden un under the words here.
However the headers are mostly convincing. The source appears to be in .nl, but the addresses in the source appear to look like they are routed through bt, which is a little odd, so I'm wondering quite what they have done here. Very peculiar, but the other give away is that its sent via bcc, so if it really was genuine it would only be sent to one person and no need to hide a list of recipients.
I think companies sending out the real emails to customers are going to have to up their game a bit to protect people from these scammers. I've not of course clicked that link to see if its malware or what, but its the most convincing one I've seen so far. Its only really that I do not use quickpay that alerts me to its bogusity. That is a new word I just invented.
Brian