Pokémon Card Game Site Warns of Phishing Emails Posing as Campaigns
The official Pokémon Card Game site posted a notice dated November 6, 2026 warning players about multiple phishing emails that pose as Pokémon Trading Card Game campaigns. The emails push recipients to register or log in on pages outside the Players Club, meaning any URL not starting with https://players.pokemon-card.com/, and promise a monetary benefit. According to the notice, the suspicious emails share three traits. First, they urge recipients to register as a member on a page outside the Pokémon Card Game Players Club. Second, after registration, and also for people who are already Players Club members, they urge recipients to log in on a page outside the Players Club. Third, they state that completing that login will earn a monetary benefit. The only legitimate Players Club address cited is URLs beginning with https://players.pokemon-card.com/. The publisher says third parties spoofed the sender address and that no server breach or personal data leak is currently confirmed. The publisher advises recipients not to click URLs or links in such emails, to delete the email, and never to open any attachment. If a link has already been opened, it advises against entering an ID, password, credit card information or personal information.
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