Re: Yet another bank phish: Commbank

[Malcolm McCallum]

What gets me is they must be getting takers or they would not keep  
sending them. However I have not been asked if I want bigger boobs  
for quite some time,they must be happy with the size!

Mac
On 12/05/2006, at 12:39 PM, Robert Howells wrote:



On 12 May 2006, at 11:51 AM, Spin wrote:

No surprise that there is another email phish, this time aimed at  
Commonwealth Bank customers (see below).


Why is it that there is almost always a clanger to give it away?   
For example, who is going to be fooled by an email coming from



When you get 6 to 10 in the matter of 2 days it almost wears away  
the resistance for some people.


Clanger ! ?

There's about 25 of them in that mail .

Other natural languages always have trouble writing in the  
Australian way ,
even when they get the grammar and spelling correct . ( which is  
almost never )
We will have a tougher time when an Australian " born & educated "   
writes one of these.


But of course the Banks tell us they will never ask for that info  
anyway .


Bob


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Re: Yet another bank phish: Commbank

[Robert Howells]

On 12 May 2006, at 11:51 AM, Spin wrote:

No surprise that there is another email phish, this time aimed at 
Commonwealth Bank customers (see below).


Why is it that there is almost always a clanger to give it away?  For 
example, who is going to be fooled by an email coming from



When you get 6 to 10 in the matter of 2 days it almost wears away the 
resistance for some people.


Clanger ! ?

There's about 25 of them in that mail .

Other natural languages always have trouble writing in the Australian 
way ,
even when they get the grammar and spelling correct . ( which is almost 
never )
We will have a tougher time when an Australian " born & educated "  
writes one of these.


But of course the Banks tell us they will never ask for that info 
anyway .


Bob

Yet another bank phish: Commbank

[Spin]

No surprise that there is another email phish, this time aimed at  
Commonwealth Bank customers (see below).


Why is it that there is almost always a clanger to give it away?  For  
example, who is going to be fooled by an email coming from (my  
*emphasis*)

Commonwealth Bank of Australia Management *Stuff*
(not Staff perhaps?)

I suppose we will have to watch out when the phishing folk figure out  
basic spelling and grammar.


Glenn.

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prevent security problems. Please take a few minutes out of your time  
to review your account information, you will not run into any further  
problems.


Update your NetBank Account : 

Thank You ,
Commonwealth Bank of Australia Management Stuff

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