I Keep Getting Emails From What Looks Like Aol Saying There Is A Problem With My

I'm receiving ail messages, supposedly from AOL, saying there is a problem with my billing. I must click on the link to assure not losing my account. The link then asks for my personal information including credit card information. I have a free AOL account. I do not want to give my billing information. Are these emails actually from AOL? How can I speak to an AOL rep to be sure nothing is wrong with my account? What is a number to speak to AOL about my free account?

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