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(16-01-2022, 05:03 PM)debono Wrote: If OCBC did not send it's customers links, then it safe to have accounts with them..
(16-01-2022, 05:09 PM)RichDad Wrote: TS just said they did, you still believe OCBC?OK I will not risk my money with OCBC.......
I received sms with links from them last year. I checked the link, it is legit. Later in the year, after some reported scams, they stopped.
Don't risk your money with them, not worth it..
(16-01-2022, 04:53 PM)sgbuffett Wrote:Once you click and respond, scammers got your phone number liao. Next they phish for User ID and Password. Once all 3 items secured, you just handed our your account on a plate to the thieves......
(16-01-2022, 05:54 PM)Huliwang Wrote: Once you click and respond, scammers got your phone number liao. Next they phish for User ID and Password. Once all 3 items secured, you just handed our your account on a plate to the thieves......These are good advice, and should be heeded to.....
Lesson learnt is never click on links sent by banks by SMS. Links on emails ok, but best don't also as email dun compromise your phone numbers....
(16-01-2022, 05:07 PM)theold Wrote: Recently, there are also fake CPF SMSses that look like such messages.CPF has gone paperless. Last month they sent emails with links to check your CPF statement by emails. Emails should be ok as phone number not exposed.....
Suspect, they have the telephone list. Someone has a strong feeling about this.
(16-01-2022, 06:04 PM)Huliwang Wrote: CPF has gone paperless. Last month they sent emails with links to check your CPF statement by emails. Emails should be ok as phone number not exposed.....
(16-01-2022, 06:06 PM)theold Wrote: The message was sent to me by someone. I read the message, it could not possibly be from CPF, based on the words. That phone number is seldom used.