You shouldn't even do it if you DO have an account with the bank named! Because banks will NEVER request that kind of information update over the internet.
An easy way to help yourself out. Use a different e-mail address that is *only* used for on-line banking. It's never given out and never used for any other purpose. I have a series of alias addresses (forwarders, not actuall accounts) that I use for on-line shopping or banking or e-bay (<- especially) and use my filters to put them in separate folders when I receive mail from them.
its called...xkookykrysxApril 1 2007, 03:52:08 UTC
phishing... and it has been around for a while. If your bank wants to get in touch with you, they will call you or send you a letter, and they will never ask you for password information.
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I have a series of alias addresses (forwarders, not actuall accounts) that I use for on-line shopping or banking or e-bay (<- especially) and use my filters to put them in separate folders when I receive mail from them.
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