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Lloyds Bank security message not fit for purpose?

w0z · 2025-07-24 15:39:32

You can't proceed with the transaction unless you tick the boxes, and agreeing appears to be contingent upon having had a scam call... (and there are also scam scenarios other than a call where you can be asked to move money.) To be kind, perhaps it was written by AI ..if so we're doomed!

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27 July at 7:28PM

retiredbanker1 said:

Lloyds seem to have stopped the irritating message to payees that you have paid to previously.
I have never seen a red box like that - I'm assuming it is for new payees?

It was in this case, although who knows whether it might pop up on an existing payee if the algorithm says it's risky or suspicious...

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