Email Credit Card Fraud.......!!
Email Credit Card Fraud.......!!
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gorvid

Original Poster:

22,371 posts

256 months

Sunday 12th February 2006
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Anyone else had any of this...?

I just got an email from this lot, telling me that there was a security issue that meant they suspected illegal access to my account through ATM's.

I have never heard of them...

But their website is huge and quite convincing...

Basically whatever password you enter, or if you select 'i forgot my password' you end up with it asking for your credit card details, ATM number etc....

DON'T PUT YOUR DETAILS IN!
I just thought I would warn everyone off



Popzak

794 posts

250 months

Sunday 12th February 2006
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Had a similar email from ebay.Said there was a security issue and to resend my info or my account would be suspended.I didn't of course,but it sure looked like the real thing.I notified ebay and they had me change my password on my email and PayPal.I'm getting alot of these lately,especialy Credit Card verification...

FunkyNige

9,857 posts

306 months

Sunday 12th February 2006
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The new version of Internet Explorer blocks these 'phishing' sites I believe.

john75

5,303 posts

278 months

Sunday 12th February 2006
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Classic phising

Was tempted the other day to enter some bogus details into the site but did not for fear of picking up a worm virus.

These were the deatils I was going to enter

Mr Wayne Kerr
Card No 0000000001
Exp Date 06/05

mcflurry

9,191 posts

284 months

Sunday 12th February 2006
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Chase Manhattan / JPMorgan are one of the largest US banks around.
Classic phishing