Disney Plus Account Scam: Is It a Scam?
Scammers send emails claiming your Disney+ subscription has been suspended or your payment failed, urging you to update your billing information. The phishing link captures your Disney+ login and credit card details.
How This Scam Works
You receive an email with Disney+ branding stating your account has been suspended due to a billing issue. The email urges you to click a link to update your payment method. The fake site asks for your Disney+ email and password, then requests credit card details to 'reactivate' your account. Scammers then sell the stolen Disney+ credentials online and use your credit card for fraudulent purchases.
Red Flags to Watch For
- Sender email is not from disneyplus.com or disney.com
- Threats of permanent account deletion
- Link URL does not point to disneyplus.com
- Asks for full credit card details through an email link
- Poor formatting compared to real Disney+ emails
Example Scam Messages
What to Do If You Received This
- Do not click links in the email
- Log in at disneyplus.com directly to check your account
- Manage billing through the Disney+ app or website only
- Forward phishing emails to [email protected]
- Delete the email
What to Do If You Fell For It
- Change your Disney+ password immediately
- Change passwords on any accounts using the same credentials
- Contact your bank about the compromised card
- Check your Disney+ account for unauthorized profile changes
- Monitor your bank statements
How to Report This Scam
- Report to Disney+ at help.disneyplus.com
- Report to the FTC at ReportFraud.ftc.gov
- File a complaint with FBI IC3 at ic3.gov
- Forward scam texts to 7726 (SPAM)
Last updated: February 10, 2026
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