Fake Bank E-mail Tell-tale signs: Poor Grammar – Often, there are spelling or grammatical errors. Wrong Address – The email is from an address that does not belong to the bank in question. Usually, a bank has a personalized email address; emails from Skye Bank for instance, end with @....bankng. Personal Information – The email usually asks for personal information, such as a password or account number. Unless there was a previous communication, we would not ask for this information via email. Please disregard such e-mails or SMS’ requesting that you divulge your bank account/ transaction, card or mobile phone details to a third party. We will never send you such an e-mail or SMS, or request for your personal details or account information via SMS, e-mail, or any other platform. A sense of urgency – the email may suggest that you will lose your account or have information deleted if you don’t respond. Sometimes, it will include links to websites, which should never be visited.
Posted on: Fri, 06 Sep 2013 16:03:59 +0000
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