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Is this a scam?
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The image is safe. But I won't post it as it shows YOUR account number and sort code. Maybe redact the image to remove YOUR details?
It simply says the sender is Mr. O. Adenekan and the money is coming from a Lloyds savings account ending in 776.0 -
The image is safe. But I won't post it as it shows YOUR account number and sort code. Maybe redact the image to remove YOUR details?
It simply says the sender is Mr. O. Adenekan and the money is coming from a Lloyds savings account ending in 776.
Ah yes good point, thank you! Oops. I'll Photoshop it quickly and send back to you as would be good to get everyone's opinion on the image.0 -
Although I'll have to send it to you in 60 minutes time, as apparently I can only send 1 message a minute!0
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Mr. O. Adenekan
A West African name so if may well be a new sort of scam that was thought up in Nigeria (a country where a lot of internet based scams originate) or another nearby country.0 -
shaun_from_Africa wrote: »A West African name so if may well be a new sort of scam that was thought up in Nigeria (a country where a lot of internet based scams originate) or another nearby country.
I was thinking the same when I saw the name, but didn't want to risk asking the OP the ethneticity of the person he met.0 -
I presume you meant 60 seconds.benterz222 wrote: »Although I'll have to send it to you in 60 minutes time, as apparently I can only send 1 message a minute!
http://s161.photobucket.com/user/benterz222/media/IMG_3782_zpsef68ce66.jpg.html0 -
Looking at that screenshot, I'm pretty much certain that it is a scam. While the wording does look similar (identical?) to what Lloyds use when doing a faster payment, the layout of the confirmation page always looks different; there are more details shown down the page.
Edit: Also, look at the URL of the screenshot - would a transaction confirmation show up on a page that has the address /ErrorPageLoggedIn.jsp?0 -
Googleplex wrote: »Looking at that screenshot, I'm pretty much certain that it is a scam. While the wording does look similar (identical?) to what Lloyds use when doing a faster payment, the layout of the confirmation page always looks different; there are more details shown down the page.
Edit: Also, look at the URL of the screenshot - would a transaction confirmation show up on a page that has the address /ErrorPageLoggedIn.jsp?
That's interesting. I don't bank with Lloyd's so I don't know what the actual screen looks like.
Also, have you noticed the URL? It has 'error' in it which can't be good thing.0
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