Check this email i got 2day

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Dear Nationwide's Internet Banking Holder,

During our regularly scheduled account maintenance and verification procedures, we were unable to verify your account information. This might be due to either one of the following reasons: 1. A recent change in your personal information (ie change of address). 2. Submitting invalid information during the initial enrollment process. 3. An inability to accurately verify your account information due to an internal error within our processors.

We demand that you take 5 minutes out of your online experience and renew your records to avoid running into any future problems with the online service. However, failure to update your records will result in your account suspension. Once you have updated your account records your internet banking service will not be interrupted and will continue as normal.
Please Click Here and renew your account information.







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This takes you to a page, www.vaspi.biz (which, incedently is a blog site) and i dont even use nationwide!
Needless to say i clicked the link and entered some rather rude details expressing how i feel about this!

Just thought i'd share, and please no 1 fall for this!
Peace

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I had that 1 too Ed...

& 1 from Lloyds, Barclays, Natwest - the list goes on & on!

Nice 1 for bringing it to peeps attention tho m8!

I'm sure every one knows this but DON'T EVER GIVE YOUR BANK DETAILS OUT TO A LINK YOU'VE RECEIVED IN AN EMAIL - even if it looks legit, it wont be - just phone your bank if you're ever unsure!

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lol you only just had one of those? Been getting the pissing things for years.

Forward it as an attachment to reports@banksafeonline.org.uk

http://www.banksafeonline.org.uk/report_scam.html

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i hav nenver recievid an email like that in my life must b cause they no i have fuk all money 2 nick n 2 rite id never giv details of bank like that blatent skammers *kicks them in teef*

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I get loads of em....never had one from a bank I actually have an account with tho.

Most don't quite have the tone of Aquari's example tho - 'We demand' fucking jokers.

Remember the green cross code and look both ways! Banks will never ask for details.

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They do microsoft msn stylee ones to, they just download a template the login page for msn etc and basically ask u to go there and log in etc.
lol I used to have some templates

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Yeah the most common ones I get are eBay and Paypal ones - not quite sure what they would do with an eBay account they cant get access to any money from that unlike with Paypal.

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Yeah the most common ones I get are eBay and Paypal ones - not quite sure what they would do with an eBay account they cant get access to any money from that unlike with Paypal.