
Originally Posted by
Sirscrapalot
Fake emails are abundant, right down to even having fake websites that look just like the real thing. Don't believe me do your own google search or actually talk to folks who do a lot online. I see them weekly, it's quite amusing.
Call them. Regardless of how you feel about their english. Handling things like this through email can end very badly, especially if turns out to be a Phishing scam. I got an email just the other day telling me my Wells Fargo account was compromised. To bad I never had Wells Fargo.
Information is big business an big money. Its really no surprise why they do it.
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Sirscrapalot - Not a fan of such practices.
That's a perfect example of one that if I had a wells fargo account I would not follow the email but would close the email site and open up the wells fargo site.
There would be a notification at the bank web site once you have logged in if the email was real. For me its the best protection I can avail to myself. Mike
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