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I received this email on 4/27/12.
Hello,
You are receiving this message because your email address is associated with an unmigrated legacy Blogger account. As we announced in April of last year, legacy accounts will no longer be accessible after May 30th, 2012 unless they are updated to the Google Account system. Any blog content associated with this account will also be unmodifiable after that date.
To transfer your blog to the Google Account system you need to visit the Legacy Migration page at http: //www.google.com/appserve/mkt/e6dzyWgBsYcloD right now to make sure that your account and associated blogs are claimed. If you’ve forgotten the Blogger password that is associated with this email address, you can use our Account Recovery page at http: //www.google.com/appserve/mkt/98BQ3Zx4kSC5QX to request password information to be sent via email.
For more information, please see our initial announcement we posted to our blog at http:
//www.google.com/appserve/mkt/hz33zD6fXfoU29 . If you have questions, please visit our Help Forum at http: //www.google.com/appserve/mkt/H7EQtsoIFQAxDc and create a message with [Legacy Account] in the subject line.
Regards,
The Blogger Team
Google
1600 Amphitheatre Parkway
Mountain View, CA 94043
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This e-mail is being sent to notify you of important changes to your Blogger account.
Huh? I've never had a blogger account -- or any account, in fact -- at Google. I don't even know what a "legacy Blogger account" is.
A search (yes, Google search), using "unmigrated legacy Blogger account," brought up all kinds of discussion, questions, and conflicting answers at various websites. Me, I think it's a mistaken mailing at best and a scam at worst. I'm sure as hell not going to respond or click on any of the links. (I added a space between the http: and the // in the links above in case anyone clicks on them by mistake.) Can anyone shed some light on this? (Without putting yourself and personal information at risk, that is.)
Hello,
You are receiving this message because your email address is associated with an unmigrated legacy Blogger account. As we announced in April of last year, legacy accounts will no longer be accessible after May 30th, 2012 unless they are updated to the Google Account system. Any blog content associated with this account will also be unmodifiable after that date.
To transfer your blog to the Google Account system you need to visit the Legacy Migration page at http: //www.google.com/appserve/mkt/e6dzyWgBsYcloD right now to make sure that your account and associated blogs are claimed. If you’ve forgotten the Blogger password that is associated with this email address, you can use our Account Recovery page at http: //www.google.com/appserve/mkt/98BQ3Zx4kSC5QX to request password information to be sent via email.
For more information, please see our initial announcement we posted to our blog at http:
//www.google.com/appserve/mkt/hz33zD6fXfoU29 . If you have questions, please visit our Help Forum at http: //www.google.com/appserve/mkt/H7EQtsoIFQAxDc and create a message with [Legacy Account] in the subject line.
Regards,
The Blogger Team
1600 Amphitheatre Parkway
Mountain View, CA 94043
----
This e-mail is being sent to notify you of important changes to your Blogger account.
Huh? I've never had a blogger account -- or any account, in fact -- at Google. I don't even know what a "legacy Blogger account" is.
A search (yes, Google search), using "unmigrated legacy Blogger account," brought up all kinds of discussion, questions, and conflicting answers at various websites. Me, I think it's a mistaken mailing at best and a scam at worst. I'm sure as hell not going to respond or click on any of the links. (I added a space between the http: and the // in the links above in case anyone clicks on them by mistake.) Can anyone shed some light on this? (Without putting yourself and personal information at risk, that is.)