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josephrob2003 | Has anyone just received an email from nat west? |
if so dont respond,it seems to be a con,they are asking for your username,pin.and password,I have reported this and even nat west beleive it to be dodgey,you can forward this to nwolb@natwest.com for them to check it out |
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gill c
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they are appearing from every bank at the moment. Some claim it is a customer declaration form which must be completed in order to continue on line banking due to a change in the data protection law, load of crap.
No bank would every ask you for a/c, pins numbers etc either by phone, e mail or post, ask yourself why would they need to, they have all but you pin number(which you should never give to anyone) Don't ever reply to these scams. I work in the industry and see the damage and heartache these scammers can bring. |
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heavymetalbitch
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thanks for that. it is sensible not to reply to these scams. well done. |
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mo3_lys
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just reply to the message, and put some nasty things on it, i did this and got a reply, trying to convince me that it was genuine. but on the original email it said "dont reply to this as it as automated email".
Then you know its not legit
dodgey people out there.. be careful peeps!!! |
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tai
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why ,thank you for the warning...how kind x |
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Flit
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Your bank will NEVER email you. They will contact you via post.
I haven't had an email so far from these fraudsters, but know someone who did, and responded. Big mistake! |
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Jen
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NOPE, I'LL KEEP A LOOK OUT. THANK YA |
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Peter R
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I get quite a few e-mails allegedly from banks. I report them as phishing through my anti-virus, and also to those banks with which I hold accounts. |
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page3685
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I got one, and I have been in NZ for 15 months - and I've never banked with them! Definitely dodgy.
I also replied calling them some choice names !!!! and advised that this had been passed to the police to hopefully **** them up a bit! |
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kenweston2002
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Probably everybody who has an e-mail address has received this e-mail, which of course was not from NatWest.
That bank probably know who their customers are, and certainly, as with other banks, they will never send out e-mails addressed to 'Dear Customer' or whatever, and they certainly will never ask for account details: they already have those details on file.
Delete this vicious e-mail immediately if you get one (and wonder why if you don't?).
I have never had an account with NatWest, but received one of these e-mails. |
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chip2001
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I've had emails from NatWest, LloydsTSB, Egg and Nationwide over the last few weeks.
I don't bank with any of them!
The recommendation from all banks is that you never click on a link from an email, but type in the home page address of your bank, to sign in with your account.
EDIT: lol mo3_lys I have done the same, I put comments about them being stupid criminals and that I wouldn't fall for their c**p. I don't suppose it made any difference but I felt better for doing it! |
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Ralph N
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THANKS |
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Mistress B
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I recieved one the other week, and wasn't convinced it was genuine, as I don't do online banking. I erased mine, and maybe should have done the same as you and reported it. But thanks for confirming. |
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Morph
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Thx for the advice |
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Clyde Banks
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Nat West is fine I've met her...nothing like her brother Fred |
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