In less than four minutes, about RM5,000 disappeared from manager Yong Chee Seong’s bank account after he was asked to update his online banking details in an e-mail he received on Tuesday, Kosmo! reported.
“The e-mail looked genuine and I was told to change my bank account password for safety reasons and to avoid being cheated by cyber frauds,” said the 30-year-old.
Yong said he did not suspect anything amiss until he received an SMS from the bank, informing him that a total of RM4,935 had been transferred out of his account.
When contacted, the bank said its policy did not require account holders to change their personal information via e-mail.
Yong made a police report at the Sea Park police station in Petaling Jaya the same day.
pls be careful of such scams. they may look so real...
quoted from: http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2008/9/27/nation/2131543&sec=nation
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Oh, no. We have been reminded very often to be aware of online scam. It is a very painful lesson to learn. Hope every one doing the online transaction would be careful from this time onwards!
yeah.. be very careful... ;)
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