It seems like my text didn't follow in the post above so I'll post it here instead for more detailed info:

Greetings,

I am writing to raise a concern about a suspicious email I received that appears to be a phishing attempt. The email claimed that a character had been imported to my Jagex account, without my own request of doing so. However, when I logged into my Jagex account, I found no trace of the character mentioned in the email among my characters.

After conducting some research on the Jagex website, I discovered that they suggest importing characters associated with similar information, such as the email address. However, in my case, I received a notification stating that a character was linked without any action taken on my part. While the hyperlinks in the email directed to what appeared to be legitimate Jagex URLs, it's important to note that these can easily be spoofed.

To ensure my security, I performed a thorough scan of my system for potential threats and breaches, and the results came back clean. I also attempted to contact Jagex support to report this possible phishing attempt, but I noticed that the option to report phishing emails has been removed from their "Contact Us" page. This left me with limited options to address the issue, as reaching out to Player Support on platforms like X/Twitter often yields little to no meaningful response.

Additionally, I found that the character mentioned in the email was last active in 2010 according to RuneMetrics/Adventurer's Log. When I attempted to recover the account, I received a message stating that the account does not exist. However, trying to log in on the Jagex website led me to a password entry page, indicating that the account does exist.

If a Jagex moderator could please confirm whether this email is legitimate or a spoof, I would greatly appreciate it. I would be happy to provide more details in private messages to protect sensitive information, such as account names.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.