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I just received an email what looks to be from Bank Of America. But the name listed as the sender got me suspicious. The email indicated a new statement is available for my account. I haven't used my BOA AMEX card since the product change months ago!! The crooks are trying to steal my $7,000 credit line!!
Forward a copy to abuse@bankofamerica.com. It helps get the ball rolling quicker for BofA to shut these guys down.
@KingAdrock wrote:Forward a copy to abuse@bankofamerica.com. It helps get the ball rolling quicker for BofA to shut these guys down.
I'll have to do that next time. I checked the email from my phone and deleted it immediately.
Should still be in your deleted folder...
@Anonymous wrote:Should still be in your deleted folder...
I always empty it immediately too.
Luckily even if they did steal it you probably would not be liable...but true better safe than sorry and never click on a link from an email
Your only liable for 50 bucks, but it would still be a pain in the butt and if happens a lot they might take some actions you didnt like.
It's a good thing those lowlifes don't know how to spell or construct a sentence correctly. They go to the trouble of copying the logo of a bank and all only to write "You must should verify you accounting number by replying hurry to these e-mail."
I got one from chase the other day stating they needed to verify my info blah blah blah problem is I dont have a chase account
I wonder if the email I received last week is related to BOA's website outage.