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beware fake lloyds tsb e mail
angelbreeze
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just thought i would warn people,about a fake lloyds tsb email,wanting you to update your details.
i knew it must be fake because i don't have an accout with them.
i knew it must be fake because i don't have an accout with them.
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Add to that the Nationwide, Abbey, Halifax and A&L ones I got in the last 48 hours alone!Signaller, author, father, carer.0
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There's been a spate of those going round lately. I've had several from building societies / banks I've never had accounts with!42.7 percent of all statistics are made up on the spot:hello: Good Luck everyone !:hello:0
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il pass this around!!ty:cool:minds is willing , soul remains, this woman cannot be saved :cool:
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thanks for warning people , lve had about six at least from bank of scotland asking for confirmation of details.l dont bank with them .how many people are getting scammed with internet banking l have heard of quite a few lately0
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thanks for the angelbreeze i will look out for them and just delete:Asept wins - the best prize ever a grandson called lucas:j a shrek keyring, bourne dvd boxset
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I always report them to the "establishment". You can usually find the email addy on the "real" banks website of where to send them to - and they shut them down.. however, these hoaxers soon start sending out new ones (sobs). Trick is to never click a link and enter details for banks or companies with financial links (ie. ebay.) then you won't get caught :TI'm a nutter :j0
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They're so common that I thought that everyone knew to ignore them.
The funniest one I received demanded all my details plus bank account id and password to be faxed immediately.Happy chappy0 -
I had one supposed to be from Lloyds - no account. The email contained lots of grammatical mistakes and you had to reply to "llyods". I reckoned if it was genuine they would know how to spell their own name."Every day when I wake up I thank the Lord I'm Welsh" Cerys Matthews0
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i had one from halifax....i dont have a n account with them:rolleyes:R.I.P TO THE MOST AMAZING MAN PUT ON THIS EARTH! MY DAD XX 13/03/2010 love and miss you so much xxjan wins, uki goodies,necklace, case wkd, thomas goodies, sterilizer, 2 pairs boot, earings0
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Alliance and leicester and royal bank of scotland both I banked with and I am a bit worried even though I have reported them.0
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