This is the content of the email, the original is in Japanese, i translated it using deepl
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>Notice of Acceptance of “Identity authentication service
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>Thank you for using our members-only online service.
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>Please note that you are required to register for “Identity authentication service”.
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>The “Identity authentication service” is an additional authentication service for safer shopping on the Internet.
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>Applicable Products
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>NETstationAPLUS\] (credit card)
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>\*It may take up to 60 minutes for the Identity authentication service to be reflected on your account, depending on the processing status.
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>Members-only Internet Service Login
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>The above URL is valid for 24 hours.
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>If more than 24 hours have elapsed, you will not be able to complete the registration process.
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>For inquiries regarding the above information, please contact NETstationAPLUS
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>Please contact us using the NETstationAPLUS inquiry form.
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>Please note that we do not accept inquiries at the address from which this e-mail was sent.
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Seems like someone used my mail address for whatever this is, which is very fishy because i didn’t use this email for anything other than job hunting in Japan.
4 comments
https://news.aplus.co.jp/notes/detail.html?id=10009688&category=&page=300
It’s probably phishing. Just delete and/or report.
Searching for Netstation aplus online gives a few results warning about false emails from them.
It’s probably just phishing. Ignore it.
I regularly get emails about phishing scams from my credit card company. Just waiting for the inevitable phishing scam warning me of a phishing scam.