interesting day yesterday, computer wise that is

[billybovine]

i got this this morning, i've never ever even been in a WF bank.
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That's a phishing email. They could be sending out millions of them. So some folks that receive it are actually WF customers. Some of those customers will click on the link. Some of those will fill in their login info and now the scammers have it.

 

[M109Dreamer]

i got this this morning, i've never ever even been in a WF bank.
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I received one similar a while back and Im a WF customer. I called them and forwarded the email to their fraud department.

 

[billybovine]

I got a phishing email for Paypal this week. They don't have favorites, any financial institution can be a target.

Never click on a link in any email you get regarding your finances. If you think the email could be legitimate. login using a fresh screen in your browser, not the link in the email.

 

[cognaccruiser]

Or call your financial institution as they will know if something has been sent out. Usually they don't send emails like that anyway so it is an extremely good bet it is a scam. Most banks up here anyway, have a place to forward the phishing email for them to investigate. Never open an attachment. We don't open the emails themselves. If in doubt, delete.

Gary

 

[billybovine]

I just got a call from the Windows Technical Department. :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:

 

[Orange Spyder Man]

I had a similar problem about 3 months ago... I called Dell.. they said they would hook me up to a "tech" to solve my problem.. well, I am sure the "tech" was in India by his accent... he quoted me $169.95 for a ONE time fix... but for $250.00 it was an unlimited fix agreement.... I said "NOPE" .. hung up on him pronto... took my computer to a local tech... cost me $70.00 .. my computer has worked 100% since... Dell can kiss my hind side from now on...

osm