AT&T customers need to be aware of a phone scam designed to get their personal information or upload malware to their wireless devices.  It’s a scam involving fake websites resembling the real AT&T website, with addresses like att620.com, or go att320.com.  The scammers want access to your AT&T account to obtain personal information, or to load malware to your wireless device.  These scams affect more than AT&T customers.  The Better Business Bureau issued a warning last November about a similar scam affecting Verizon customers.  Their advice is to be skeptical of deals that are too good to be true, and protect your private information.  Don’t provide information to a person who has called you, or emailed you, or texted you, instead, call your wireless provider yourself.  Report fraudulent AT&T calls to abuse@att.net.