I recently received an email stating that my Bank Of America account needed to be upgraded.\u00a0 And since I don’t have a Bank Of America account, I suspected that it was a “Phishing” attempt.\u00a0 When I looked at the email address of the sender, I discovered that it was from a church and not Bank Of America.\u00a0 So,\u00a0 I assumed that the email address was “spoofed” and not valid.<\/p>\n
When I opened the email, I discovered that they wanted me to enter my account number and my password so that I could update my account information.\u00a0 Of course, since I didn’t have an account with BoA, I dismissed the whole email.<\/p>\n
But, if someone did have an account with BoA, they could be mislead.\u00a0 So, it is always good to call the bank before revealing any vital information.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I recently received an email stating that my Bank Of America account needed to be upgraded.\u00a0 And since I don’t have a Bank Of America account, I suspected that it was a “Phishing” attempt.\u00a0 When I looked at the email … Continue reading