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IF YOU HAVE A BANK OF AMERICA ACCOUNT BEWARE.
This is one of the stupid but better thought out phishing attempts I have seen recently.
Takes you to a fake site that will scam away your banking passwords.
I dont evenhave a B of A account but got this spamed to my email
..just wanted to drop you all a warning!!!!
I have intentionaly messed up the link for those that click without reading.
Your Online Banking is Blocked
We recently reviewed your account, and suspect that your Bank of America account may have been accessed by an unauthorized third party. Protecting the security of your account is our primary concern. Therefore, as a preventative measure, we have temporarily limited access to sensitive account features.
To restore your account access, we need you to confirm your identity, to do so we need you to follow the link below and proceed to confirm your information:
www.Fakeass-link-was-here
Thank you for your patience as we work together to protect your account.
Sincerely,
Bank of America Customer Service
*Important*
Please update your records on or before 48 hours, a failure to update your records will result in a temporal hold on your funds.
Bank of America, N.A. Member FDIC. Equal Housing Lender
© 2007 Bank of America Corporation. All rights reserved.
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Rank: You're gonna stick that where?
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It's not fake it's real. I talked to them. They said they made a mistake and took too much from my account and needed to refund my money and asked for my credit card information. Why would they offer to refund my money if they wanted to steal from me? Sheesh.
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Rank: You're gonna stick that where?
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HeXploiT wrote:It's not fake it's real. I talked to them. They said they made a mistake and took too much from my account and needed to refund my money and asked for my credit card information. Why would they offer to refund my money if they wanted to steal from me? Sheesh.
I hope you where joking.
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Rank: You're gonna stick that where?
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I thought that personal page thing (you know, the picture and phrase that BoA is ever so proud of) was foolproof?
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Rank: Fecal Impaction For the Win!
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Lead Salad wrote:I thought that personal page thing (you know, the picture and phrase that BoA is ever so proud of) was foolproof?
Unfortunately thier picture pass code thing only works if you are smart enough to realize that the phishing site you just entered doesnt have it. You can make the best condom in the world...but if ppl dont use it, well it's not worth shit....right gooch?! lol.
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"Who the fuck is Leon Switch and why does he know we have a dog?" - Mrs. Giller
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Rank: Fecal Impaction For the Win!
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I have a BOA account and I just got this Via Email. It is also a bullshit phishing attempt that i forwarded to thier fraud department.
It looks similar to a legitamet BOA email they send you when you have logged onto your account from multiple ip's in a short period. But the difference is the the REAL BOA email is just a notification...it doesnt ask you to do anything.
Here is the Phishing email...Do not input any info into thier Bull phoney website.
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Quote:
"Who the fuck is Leon Switch and why does he know we have a dog?" - Mrs. Giller
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