Calis Beach and Fethiye Turkey Discussion Forum
Calis Beach Forum => Calis Beach Questions and Information => Topic started by: sugarybaba on January 13, 2008, 22:05:31 PM
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over the last couple of weeks I have had emails from LloydsTSB (who I have never banked with) and Abbey National (who I still have accounts with) to say that there has been possible fraudulent activity on my account and that my accounts will be "limited" until I contact them and confirm my details Think this is very scammy as the last email said from Abbey Nationa_ Plc not Abbey National PLC
Just wondering if anyone else had said emails - would be interesting to know
Su
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Just type scams into google, you will find a list of current scams including the ones you mention, they will give you an e mail addy to forward your e mails to, but dont open them.
Tinx
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Thanks Tinx Will do Su x
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NEVER go to a bank website by clicking a link in an email. If the bank is one you use, and you are unsure, go to your bank's website and log in. Email links can take you wherever they want you to go.
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:)I am so suspicious about any money transfer on line, I have only ever booked a flight, but some of these opinion polls ask some dodgy questions to try and trick you, I think. ;)
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All my banks state categorically that they DO NOT contact customers by e mail. I've been getting loads from Nat West, who I have never banked with. They are directed to spam by McAfee and accompanied by a pfishing warning. I am often tempted to reply with a resounding f**k off -- but I don't [:(!]
Ken
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I have received several "E" mails regarding this.I have informed my bank,and I just bin the "E mails".
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Hi Sugarybaba,
Yes i have received quite a few of these recently, i have informed my security company linked to my computer, and they deal with them for me.... there advice is NEVER open them, because if you do they could obtain your personal details.
there are lots of these scams around..
sunlover
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We must have received at least 30 of these bank scam emails in the last 3 months, most of wish supposedly from banks we've never banked with. The main clue is that they never address the email with your name, but 'dear customer'. They are always threatening to cancel your internet banking if you don't give them your details. Please be careful !!
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There is a new one from Garanti (sucks) bank that comes via text message.
You get a text which appears from garanti bank saying that you have just done a 200 lira transaction and to confirm that you should send you pin number and mothers maiden name.