Adobe Acrobat Sign Scam??

Ditto. Just received exactly the same e-mail, which is sent out to some strange group, which I've never heard of or been a part of. Adobe - look into this!

I received a similar email yesterday (6/16) morning. When I hovered over 'From: adobesign@adobesign.com' it still looked legit. But the email in the To: field was blissnazaar8@StantonCameronTrading.onmicrosoft.com and it was an invoice for Norton antivirus....I use McAfee. I hovered over Terms of Use and the link looked legit so I clicked on it (I don't recommend this 😉 and it did take me to adobe's TofU. So next I hit reply and the email I would have sent it to - if I'd hit send - was kempali436@yahoo.com.

I forward email to adobe phishing email address and this is there reply:

------

Hello, thank you for contacting the Adobe Phishing team. This does not appear to be a genuine Adobe email.

Entities may falsely claim to be from an established, legitimate business, like Adobe, in an attempt to convince you to divulge sensitive personal information. Phishing can be received in a variety of ways - email, phone call, pop-up, download, et cetera - and is engineered to create a false sense of urgency/importance to get you to act quickly and "verify your information".

Adobe strongly recommends that users follow security best practices by exercising caution when opening attachments and links as well as keeping their computers current with the latest patches and updates. If you opened any suspicious attachments or links, we recommend that you run a virus scan. To prevent these emails from reaching your inbox in the future, you may contact your email provider to adjust your spam filters. We hope this information was helpful.

------

I do hope that this look into this in more detail though as I agree it smell of a scam but it also looked to real too 

I got the same email. I've just deleted it.

I have also got the exact same thing - it looks like a scam to me but I cannot see where or how as all links and url point to adobesign
I am ignoring however adobe certainly need to look into this as someoen will fall for it!
Sarah

looks fake and that's a uk #.  are you in the uk?

It does look suspicious, and the sent-from address can be faked. I would just ignore it, since they don't seem to have any of your private information (unless you replied to it or filled in any form it links to). Just mark it as Spam.