Wednesday, 17 June 2009

Phishing lures received this week







St. George Group

Dear Customer,

Due to recent account takeovers and unauthorized listings, St.George Bank is requesting a new account verification procedure. From time to time, randomly selected accounts (seller and/or buyer) are placed under an advanced updating process based on merchant accounts/bank relations and on-file credit cards. St.George Bank may also request in an email message scanned/faxed copies of one or more photo ID's. Your account confirmation may go wrong if your credit card/bank account has expired, or if you have changed/replaced your credit card without letting us know about the change.


An email one doesn't reply to!






Dear costumer ,

For your security, we have temporarily prevented access to your account. We have reasons to believe that your access may have been accesed by someone else than you. You may be getting this message because you are signing on from a different location or device.
If this is the case, your access may be restored when you return to your normal sign on method.
For immediate access, you are required to follow the link below to secure your personal account informations.
https://ibanking.stgeorge.com.au/InternetBanking/welcome.jsp?loginattempt=max&resetid=emailID29953291
Thank you for helping us protect your account.

© St.George Bank Limited ABN 92 055 513 070 AFS Licence No. 240997

The spelling gives this attempt at Internet fraud away.

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