LocalBitcoins support ticket, from scammer?

[varChar]

Became a member at localbitcoins yesterday. Today after 5 trades, I got an email.

From: support@localbitcoins.com
Message: Hello,
LocalBitcoins support has opened a support ticket #78274454 for you.
Please visit here to reply to this ticket: https://localbitcoins.com/support/reply/78274454/
Contact our support and we will remove the forced holiday if everything is in order.
LocalBitcoins.com team (automated message)

If I hit that link I gets to http://yandt.com/uploads/cvv/login.htm


There am I not logined, while I am that in localbitcoins.
Is that a scammer?

Edit: Saw in my mail that it comes from 'support@localbitcoins.com via comcast.net'

[xetsr]

Yes. Change your password now if you entered your login on that page.

[varChar]

Didn't entered any password, lucky I know that I already was logined. Thats probably why I looked at the url.

[varChar]

Is it possible to see his IP somewhere?

[BitCoinDream]

Became a member at localbitcoins yesterday. Today after 5 trades, I got an email.

From: support@localbitcoins.com
Message: Hello,
LocalBitcoins support has opened a support ticket #78274454 for you.
Please visit here to reply to this ticket: https://localbitcoins.com/support/reply/78274454/
Contact our support and we will remove the forced holiday if everything is in order.
LocalBitcoins.com team (automated message)

If I hit that link I gets to http://yandt.com/uploads/cvv/login.htm


There am I not logined, while I am that in localbitcoins.
Is that a scammer?

Edit: Saw in my mail that it comes from 'support@localbitcoins.com via comcast.net'

Anyone can send a mail from support@localbitcoins.com. U need to be careful while clicking the link, the link is of https://localbitcoins.com, NOT the link text. Be careful. This is a standard scam practice and there is no way to prevent it unless user is careful.

[varChar]

But hwo can know my email? I had only been registered for 1 day.
Can those I buy/sell from see my email?