Warning!! This Circulated Bank Emails Requesting for BVN Validation is Suspicious
In the past,
we have discussed here on how to easily detect phishing emails and there we go again with banks phishing emails
currently being circulated by purported banks.
You might
have recently received an email from purported bank in the country that simply
goes like this;
Dear Customer
This is to bring to your notice that your FirstOnline account has been listed for SUSPENSION.
This is because you have not validated/registered your Biometric Verification Number with your FirstOnline account.
Follow this reference to START VALIDATION / REGISTRATION
All information must be filled correctly
NOTE: All atm and internet banking channel will be disabled and your remote access will be blocked within 12 hours failure to comply
Thank you for banking with First Bank
Signed,
First Bank Nigeria Limited.
This is to bring to your notice that your FirstOnline account has been listed for SUSPENSION.
This is because you have not validated/registered your Biometric Verification Number with your FirstOnline account.
Follow this reference to START VALIDATION / REGISTRATION
All information must be filled correctly
NOTE: All atm and internet banking channel will be disabled and your remote access will be blocked within 12 hours failure to comply
Thank you for banking with First Bank
Signed,
First Bank Nigeria Limited.
As you can clearly see from above, that email
is purportedly coming from First Bank, and similar emails too purportedly coming
from other Nigerian banks like Zenith Bank and the rest are currently being
circulated to different individual mail box.
When you read the email above and apply the
method we offered on how to detect phishing emails, you will immediately know
that the mail in question is a phishing email.
Looking at the email at glance can easily send
panic to the recipient and force him/her to take the requested action, which will
definitely end up leading to compromised personal details because that was the
intent of the mail from an unknown phisher.
So High Technologies is using this opportunity
to notify the general public on this current mail been circulated to different
mail boxes.
If you have received this mail in your mail
box or know anybody that have received it from any purported Nigerian bank,
please kindly ignore the message or tell the person to ignore it or better
still delete the mail immediately as you see them.
Do not take any action as requested in the
email otherwise you might end up compromising your personal and official details!!
Warning!! This Circulated Bank Emails Requesting for BVN Validation is Suspicious
Reviewed by Edwin Akwudolu
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