Dodgy email

[LMH]

I got this, I'm not a Nat West customer. I haven't clicked on the link.

Can someone tell me, I thought you could forward these onto a fraud type body.

Anyone have the email address please or futher info?

Thanks.

Dear NatWest Bank customer,

We have implemented security measures consistent with our internal information security practices to help us keep your information secure. These measures include technical and procedural steps to protect your data from misuse, access or disclosure, loss, alteration or destruction.

One of these security measures is NOF (NatWest Online Form) to help us to keep your personal and banking data up to date.

You should complete NOF on a regular basis.

Please complete NOF using the link below:

http://natwest.co.uk/NOF/startupdate.aspx?refererident=844430204450283298637876886554349760378364977369399977019&cookieid=001109865203458
NatWest Automated Mail Service. Please do not respond to this mail.

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[Angus1]

I get about 10 to 12 of these a day at work.

Nat West, Halifax,Abbey, Barclays etc, must have had the full set many times over. Some of the spelling and grammar on them is hilarious!

Theres also one for Pay Pal, and one for a credit card requesting immediate payment of about 12 quid.

The fact they keep coming up must prove theres loads of people daft enough to give their details. Frightening!

 

[Lord Braykewynde]

Like Angus I get loads from every bank/building society possible. Most of them are in my spam box but rarely one gets through. I never bother to look at them if they do get through, I just mark it as spam. Most apparently come from Nigeria. It's unbelieveable that some people actually supply their personal details with all the publicity/warnings but they must do because if they never it wouldn't be worth their time spamming everyone.

 

[Chaps]

Same here - we just delete them but it's worrying to think that some people fall for this. I must admit, the first one we got was for Paypal and it looked so authentic that I did think about replying but thankfully I chose to ignore it. XSince then like Angus we've been customers of just about every financial institution in the world! Oh, and we're multimillionaires thanks to some obscure lottery that we never bought a ticket for - last count was in excess of

 

[JasonR_374341560]

We get many of these emails from, banks we have no accounts with. They just get binned.

If you get these email bank accounts may also find you get ones offering Viagra at bagain prices.

Those you could forward to Lord B

 

[Lord Braykewynde]

We get many of these emails from, banks we have no accounts with. They just get binned.

If you get these email bank accounts may also find you get ones offering Viagra at bagain prices.

Those you could forward to Lord B

I already get my own emails and am now able to bulk purchase Viagra :O)

 

[LizCornwall]

Hi Lisa,

Well I must be one of the lucky ones, never once received any such emails in my inbox, all junk mail goes straight into my spam box, I don't bother reading them just delete them, gone.

To Jason, Nice one hahahaha.

Liz

 

[colin(bridgend)]

It is Lord B. who is sending out these e-mails for Viagra using another name - some are most confusing. What concerns me is why he asks for payment in dollars when the exchange rate is not the best.

I often receive e-mails from pay pal but not from the banks. Best one was for Pay Pal/Dell Computers telling me that my order for a $699 laptop to an address in Houston Texas would be delivered within the week. Soon put a stop to that by phoning my credit card company. Both Pay Pal and Dell denied any involvement.

 

[Lord Braykewynde]

Another load of spam I get is from those who promise that I can enlarge a certain part of my anatomy :O(

It just goes to prove that lots of people are watching while you are flashing whilst using your webcam :O(