Email from "Disney Fulfillment" = Spam????

[joy@disney]

I was on my Disney Movie Rewards account yesterday entering my "Boo-nus" codes.
Today I have an email from "Disney Fulfillment" titled "You're a Disney Movie Rewards Sweepstakes Winner/Prize Claim Information"
Does anyone know if this is spam or not. I have been burned before opening an email similar to this, from "Borders", but it was a VIRUS.
Don't know if I should open it or not. HELP!!!

 

[joy@disney]

Just realized, a few days ago I got another email titled the same thing, but from "fulfillment@eprizefulfillment.com. Still don't know if safe????

 

[bumbershoot]

Yu won a little prize...I got the two emails, and it was a code for ten points and a PDF of a sticker sheet I can print (once I get around to buying sticker paper).

From my experience, it's legit.

 

[Virtucomp]

If you redeem a free code like stickers or PDFs for plans on pumpkins or cutouts you get an email from them just like when you actually redeam points.

 

[KuraiKodoku]

If you redeem a free code like stickers or PDFs for plans on pumpkins or cutouts you get an email from them just like when you actually redeam points.

I redeemed my code, I got some free reward points but I was supposed to get a sticker printout or something. Where would that be?

 

[Virtucomp]

I redeemed my code, I got some free reward points but I was supposed to get a sticker printout or something. Where would that be?

The zero point rewards are usually a PDF file that you download by clicking the link. When they send you the email confirming the purchase(free) there might be a link to go back to the page. If it is Disney stickers they may mail them to your address registered with Disney Movie Rewards.

 

[joy@disney]

Thanks for the responses. I opened the emails and it was for stickers and 5 bonus points.

 

[Virtucomp]

It is good to question emails. Spammers and Virus programmers are great at making a bad email look like something you want. Thats why they send emails to your friends in your address book when you get a virus so they will open it thinking it's from you.

No matter what make sure you have a good virus protection program so if you do happen to get a virus in an email the protection will stop it from entering your system.