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| 1. Author: Stevie Nicks Date: Tue 19th May 2026. 09:50 On checking my email this morning I received the following “supposedly” from the Scottish FA - my immediate thought was scam but just checking if anyone else has received similar and it’s actually legit? (To be clear I haven’t requested a password change) Dear Sir or Madam, As requested, your password has been changed. Please find below your new password. User name : ########## Your new password : ######## You can now access your account. Best regards, Scottish FA The Scottish Football Association Barclays Hampden G42 9AY Glasgow United Kingdom Phone Nr : +44 01416166000 Email : supporters@scottishfa.co.uk “It’s not the name and number on the back of the shirt that counts… it’s the badge on the front” Reply |
| 2. Author: StevenPar77 Date: Tue 19th May 2026. 09:51 Yeah, I have had it too, best avoided. Reply |
| 3. Author: veteraneastender Date: Tue 19th May 2026. 09:55 What app/website and password ? The Barclays Hampden app is a 6 digit passcode. Proceed with caution - a call to the official SFA `phone number advised. Reply |
| 4. Author: parsmad68 Date: Tue 19th May 2026. 10:13 If anyone does not address you by your name personally then avoid. If they address you by your name then check the email address they send to you E.g. www.DAFC.co.uk shows this is from DAFC. If it is something else like DAFC_.co.uk avoid as the weblink is information is dodgy. If in doubt never press any external links. Just contact Hampden but check the number on a viable website and not in any email you receive and ask whether they have a reporting structure from SCAM emails, otherwise send to the government website report@phishing.gov.uk Reply |
| 5. Author: Stevie Nicks Date: Tue 19th May 2026. 10:33 Thanks as I say my immediate thought was scam but it’s good to be able to check with other supporters. I’ll ignore it and hopefully the tickets I have ordered will arrive on the app like they did for the semi without any issue. As for your question VEE it was an email I received and it didn’t come through app or website - the app is still working on my phone for me without asking me to reenter any details Enjoy the game COYP “It’s not the name and number on the back of the shirt that counts… it’s the badge on the front” Reply |
| 6. Author: veteraneastender Date: Tue 19th May 2026. 11:04 "As for your question VEE it was an email I received and it didn’t come through app or website - the app is still working on my phone for me without asking me to reenter any details" The point I was trying to make is that the Barclays app uses a 6 digit numerical passcode rather than a password. Reply |
| 7. Author: red-star-par Date: Tue 19th May 2026. 17:34 I see I have this too, it references me by my full name and has my email address. I`m not clicking the link at the moment anyway. I see I can get in through the app and the tickets are there Reply |
| 8. Author: Malcolm Canmore Date: Tue 19th May 2026. 18:19 If you have an iPhone or iPad, just click on the sender’s name at the top of the email and the real email address appears. Great way to identify scam emails. My dog eats meat Reply |