Moody Bank Email

Just recieved an email claiming to be from Barclays Bank, which I am not a customer of asking me to confirm my details, yeah right :lol:

Only thing was, you'd have thought if they wanted people to fall for it they'd do a much more professional job of the email

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y47.../bankskank.jpg

You have to be a proper fool to believe that ... don't you? :unsure:

:lol:

That's written terribly but I bet some geptard will fall for it.

Actually, hundreds of geptards :no:

Geptard is a memorable word, I think. :unsure:

I would put in suckercawk tho', 'cos I made that one up myself :chuffed:

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Originally Posted by manker

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That's written terribly but I bet some geptard will fall for it.

Actually, hundreds of geptards :no:

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Its the fact that it's all wavy that gets me :lol:

damn, looks like someone scanned that page, after cutting out words and placing them on a separate sheet of paper. Maybe they didn't know how to change fonts? :lookaroun

Definately not Barclays. There would've been an attached charge of £30.00 for the letter\E-Mail. :)

Looks a bit like a ransom note somehow :huh:

ICEBAST again? :unsure:

Maybe...


http://www.hellonearth.com/movies/conair/plot11.jpg :unsure: ?

Bujub? :unsure:

whats with the wibbly-ness?

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Originally Posted by DanB

Bujub? :unsure:

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:bujubbawa: :blink:

Cool cheers dan. I copied the URL and verifed my Barclays account.:01:

Me bank actually phoned me at home and asked me to identify meself by providing a password. It really was them.

I said something like "you phoned me, arse, why would I identify myself". I kindly added that this was just the kind of stupidity that encouraged the hard of thinking to give out their details. I then bade them farewell and discontinued the conversation.

I know it was really them because the Manager wrote and apologised.

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Originally Posted by Mr JP Fugley

Me bank actually phoned me at home and asked me to identify meself by providing a password. It really was them.

I said something like "you phoned me, arse, why would I identify myself". I kindly added that this was just the kind of stupidity that encouraged the hard of thinking to give out their details. I then bade them farewell and discontinued the conversation.

I know it was really them because the Manager wrote and apologised.

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A credit card company did the same to me on Thursday. Asked for personal 'Identification Word' and my card number. :lol:

Bank phoning you at home! Tis an outrage.

Pretty funny tho' - I doubt I would have thought to call t'clerk an arse :lol:

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Originally Posted by manker

Bank phoning you at home! Tis an outrage.

Pretty funny tho' - I doubt I would have thought to call t'clerk an arse :lol:

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I thought it only fair, as the person may not have known they were an arse.

I take my civic duty very seriously.

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Originally Posted by Mr JP Fugley

I know it was really them because the Manager wrote and apologised.

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:lol: :lol:

Vodafone require every detail bar my shoe size....every time I get transferred to the 'next' person who 'should' be able to help me.......bah...humbug.