Be careful with e-mails from "Ledger"

[Z-tight]

Today I received a scam e-mail from “FTX”, and it is also common to receive from Celsius and others
As the value of BTC increases, so do the scam attempts
It's always important to reinforce and never let your guard down

Scammers are working round the clock looking for victims and ready to take advantage of anything, be it hacks, leaks or anything, even when collapsed services are looking to repay creditors, scammers still look for ways to try and send phishing mails, it is crazy.

It is the newbies and elderly that are at the most risk and i hope they don't easily fall victim to these scammers.

[libert19]

I consider generalized intro like 'Dear user' a red flag but the writing is actually decent compared to how usual bait emails go.

Looks very similar to the one I got. Makes me regret using my e-mail to subscribe to Ledger's mailing list in the past. That being said not sure I'm going to be safe even if I don't do that considering how many companies got their database leaked in the last few years. I moved to throwaway e-mails because of this.

I don't consider spam mails any big deal tbh, they are so obvious it's instant delete. Mail from ledger/mew/trezor/etc — no need to think twice before deleting'em.

[dkbit98]

I have a Ledger Nano S, but I've never registered with Ledger
My hardwallet was bought at BestBuy and not on the official website, at least they not leaked my data 

It's always better to buy hardware wallets in local shops if possible, but I would never waste money on ledger and other closed source devices.
Scammers can also use old sign ups from centralized exchanges and other crypto services that customers used for registration with personal information.
Even simple phishing email can scam people if they are not careful.