Just because you bought a device from them and you received a phising email it doesn't necessarily means their customer data is leaked. These attacks are named "phishing" for a reason... it means are sent massively to everybody and if you are dumb enough to click they catch you, like a fish. I received one of these emails but I never bought anything or give my details to Foundation...

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Others have old home address and phone number included in that phishing email. That showed the dataset is around 1 year old. You probably gave your email to them at one point. Lets see what they find out and what Zach is going to report. 🤷‍♂️
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