Dear ----- Member,
This email is to inform you, that we are upgrading our ways of security and your account may have been compromised by other parties.
Our terms and conditions you agreed to state that your account must always be under your control or those you designate at all times. We have noticed some
unusual activity in our research due upgrading related that your account indicates that other parties may have access and or control of your details in your account.
These parties have been involved with money laundering, illegal drugs, terrorism and various Federal Title 18 violations.
Your will need to re-enter some imformations about your account for advanced verification and to let us know that your are aware of this violation and due this way we can stop the outside parties.
We won't require your ATM PIN number for this operation!
Please follow this link to complete your security verification and protect your account :
Please be aware, if you don't upgrade your account this will lead to money loss and we will have no other liability for your account or any transactions that may have occurred lately.
Thank you for your time and consideration in this matter .
Sincerely,
© 2006 -----
Bank name deleted. The original link (which I've also deleted) leads, of course, up a phishing line. I don't usually post the spam I get, but this time I couldn't resist...
3 comments:
I wonder what kind of memebers will get this e-mail.
I only get lots of deceit messages via cellular phone. Their tricks are really ridiculous, who will be cheated anyway?
I wonder, too, who gets tricked by these kinds of messages. But lots of people do manage to lose lots of money... I try not to make too much fun of those people, though, because I'm afraid one of these days I might be next!
Being too curious about the message is one step away of becoming their next target. If you want to dig something out, you're more easily getting into the trap. Once you're into the snare, it's hard to get out of it. Those deceitful people always have various ways to threaten or make you believe their words. I will never say that I won't be cheated under any circumstances. Just don't get confused by those anonymous message no matter it's from the e-mail or from the phone. "Never answer the hidden phone number. Once you're bothered, you'll be haunted by continuous phone calls. In addition, don’t be too greedy is also a great way to secure yourself. Anyway, we live in a world full of trickery and deceit, and the best way is always on high alert.
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