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GTBank “Compulsory Verification” is a SCAM. Beware!

March 7, 2012

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The scammers are at it again and have started spreading false emails about compulsory verification of GTBank customers accounts, that failure to verify your account will result to termination of your internet banking.. Below is a screenshot of the email message sent to me:

GTBank Scam mails

If you click on the verification link in the message, you will be redirected to “ http://www.gtbanveri3.tk/ ” which is totally different from the “ www.gtabnk.com/verifications ” in the message. This alone is enough to let you know it is a SCAM.  I also tried clicking on the “ Forgot Your Password? ” link on the fake page and nothing happened. Imagine that.

Please, Beware and do not fall for this cheap scam.

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One response to “GTBank “Compulsory Verification” is a SCAM. Beware!”

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    Charles
    March 7, 2012

    I received the email too and was able to detect the scam too when I saw the fake url in my browser's address bar. Thanks for sharing this. At least, it will save the ass of some guys..

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