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October 15th, 2007 02:35 AM #1
received these emails a few days ago...
Dear Bank of America client,
You have received this email because you or someone had used your account from different locations.For security purpose, we are required to open an investigation into this matter.
In order to safeguard your account, we require that you confirm your banking details.
The help speeed up to this process, please access the following link so we ca complete the verification of your Bank of America Online Banking Account registration information.
http://0x555fa9d1/icons/.../www.bank...nline_banking/
If we do no receive the appropriate account verification within 48 hours, then we will assume this Bank of America account is fraudulent and will be suspended.
The purpose of this verification is to ensure that your bank account has not been fraudulently used and to combat the fraud from our community. We appreciate your support and understanding and thank you for your prompt attention to this matter.
another one...
Dear Wachovia Bank customer,
Wachovia is pleased to notify our online banking customers that we have successfully upgraded to a more secure and encrypted SSL servers to serve our esteemed customers for a better and more efficient banking services in the year 2007.
Due to this recent upgrade you are requested to upgrade your account information by following the reference below, using our new secure and safe SSL servers.
To validate your online banking account click on the following link:
http://onlineservice.wachovia.com/au...Service?=Login
This email has being send to all our bank customers, and it is compulsory to follow as failure to verify account details will lead to account suspension.
Thank you,
Wachovia Online Banking Security Team.
ftw!!! kahit nga local dollar account wala ako eh... didn't even bother to click the link...
ingat na lang sa mga manloloko...
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October 15th, 2007 05:06 AM #2
101% scam.banks dont ask for your bank details online but via phone.and they are using a secured site not unlike the one posted.
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October 15th, 2007 06:19 AM #3
This is what they called PHISHING. Be careful giving information into the unknown. When somebody asked sensitive personal information BEWARE, this is fraudulence , delete that messages and dont even think about opening or reading.
Look also those link: http
it should be like this: https
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October 15th, 2007 08:03 AM #4
if, by now, you still fall victim to this oldest phishing trick in the book, then do yourself a favor and don't conduct any financial transactions online.