Scammers are reportedly sending emails which look very similar to official banking emails

RawNews1st February 22, 2023 0
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Scammers are reportedly sending emails which look very similar to official banking emails and contain the correct last 4 digits of your credit card and the card type.

Chase, CIti and US Bank are reportedly affected.

REMEMBER: Never click on links or call the number provided in the email. Always contact your bank through there official contact information.

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