Fraudulent Email Examples

These emails are merely an example of what a fraudulent email may look like and are in no way associated with First Global Bank.

Example 1

Subject: Notification for Customer of e-mail address change

E-MAIL CHANGE NOTIFICATION

Dear Customer!

Thank you for banking online at mybank.com. Our records indicate that you recently added or made a change to one of your email address(es). This notification is to confirm that you initiated this change. If you feel you have received this email in error and did not add or change your email address(es), please click here.

Sincerely,
Online Banking Team

Example 2

Subject: Regarding Your Bank Account

Dear customer,

We have noticed that you experienced trouble logging into Online Banking. After three unsuccessful attempts to access your account, your Online Profile has been locked. This has been done to secure your accounts and to protect your private information. We are committed to making sure that your online transactions are secure. To unlock your account, and verify your identity please follow this link and sign in.

Sincerely,
Online Banking Team

Example 3

Dear Cardholder,

We Detected irregular activity on your debit card on 17/09/08.

We have attempted to contact you to verify your account information, unfortunately all methods of contact have been unsuccessful.

For your protection, your account has been disabled until we are able to verify your information to prevent any misuse of your account.

Please call customer service at (876) 555-5555 to activate your account.

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Fraudulent Email Examples