Phishing question

James

You'll find lots of answers on

Bank Safe Online.

They've even got a link to report scams.

If you want to prevent your valuable information from being used by crooks to open bank accounts, get loans or take out credit cards in your name.

Have a read of the East of Scotland Fraud Forum.

and/or check out www.freeidprotection.co.uk





www.freeidprotection.co.uk

susplum

Snooze_Control wrote: »

I can only go on the "facts" that YOU supplied us all with:



Make your mind up. You either did or you didn't. :rolleyes:

SC

I opened the mail...the mail said..... Would you like it slower?

No-one else had a problem understanding.....

susplum

mioliere wrote: »

I've never heard of addressguard - be very grateful for more info, susplum. Have a great Sunday!

Miolere...do you have yahoo mail?

You have a great Sunday too:grouphug:

James

Another very informative and helpful site is Get Safe Online.

Details click here.

don't forget www.freeidprotection.co.uk

greenstreetprince

nothing happens by opening an email, just dont even open attachments in dodgy emails.

even clicking links can be harmless, but dont enter any information within those pages, such as requests for usernames and passwords.