Scam QANTAS email currently active

I would suggest people to actually check to ensure it is sent by Qantas.com for this kind of emails.
Be vigilant.
 
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Here is AI response to the link under "RECOVER PASSWORD" in the scam email.

The link you provided points to an AWS tracking URL (awstrack.me) that wraps a shortened Twitter/X link (t.co/u3sqFyvFFm).
When following this specific link chain, it currently resolves to a "Coming Soon" landing page hosted via Vodien. The website's underlying content is not yet publicly visible, indicating that the page is either undergoing maintenance or has not yet been officially launched by its owner.


🔎 Link Context & Safety​

Tracking links structured like wgwef4ci.r.us-east-1.awstrack.me are automated redirect chains typically generated by automated email marketing platforms (like Amazon SES) or scheduling systems (such as www․wellnessliving.com) to monitor click-through rates. [1, 2]
Because the end destination is currently hidden behind a placeholder page, it isn't possible to read a specific post or browse its active contents.
If you are expecting a specific piece of information from this link—such as a booking schedule, business update, or newsletter—let me know the name of the organization or person who sent it to you. I can help search for their active public profiles or alternative landing pages.

[1] www․facebook.com
[2] www․instagram.com
 

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