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The fraudulent messages prompt recipients to click on malicious links within the SMS on the basis that they had not setup the new payee. The fraudulent messages prompt recipients to click on malicious links within the SMS on the basis that their access to NetBank is or will be restricted until further information is provided or actions taken. The fraudulent message prompts recipients to click on a malicious link within the SMS in order to update their personal details. The fraudulent message prompts recipients to click on a malicious link within the email in order to restore your Netbank access. We have observed that the scammers have recently circulated a fake letter to customers asking for a ‘fee’ to be paid before a large sum of funds can be credited into the customer’s account. The scammers state that the individual’s bank account was used for money laundering and is now under investigation.
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- These campaigns are primarily delivered via SMS messages, which, despite presenting in various formats, all share a consistent underlying message and language.
- The messages direct recipients to click a link regarding a recent transaction, and upon entering your username and password, will also request a Netcode, for identification.
- For example, a Cashies Loan of $4,000 repaid monthly over 3 years would require total repayments of $7,616 ($4,000 principal and $3,616 interest).
- We are aware of widespread social media campaigns impersonating CommSec and its employees, including well known investment and economic personalities.
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We are aware of several phishing scams reporting to be from ‘AusPost’ requesting you click on a link for an undelivered package or to rearrange delivery. If anyone from CommBank does call you, ask them to identify themselves via the CommBank app using CallerCheck. These criminals may arrange for a courier to visit your home to collect cards, PINs and/or passwords for “investigation” purposes. CommBank will never ask for your physical card, cash or any passwords/credentials.
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These fraudulent communications urge recipients to click on a link by informing them of unusual or unexpected activity on their accounts, such as unexpected logins, registered devices, Netcodes, and payments. Potential investors who leave their personal details on the site are very likely to receive a call from the scammers. Currently, people who are selling items on Facebook marketplace or gumtree are being targeted by scammers requesting payments to be made to “PayID” to settle fake overpayments, “upgrade” or “unlock” their accounts.
Fraudsters are impersonating Summerland and asking for personal details. Terms and conditions apply to the use of Fast Deposit Bags, including fees and charges for some account types Give us a call for self-service phone banking 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Use our branch locator to find a branch online casino that offers the services you need. Our bankers can help you access cash at our on-site Smart ATMs and also assist with using our safe and secure digital solutions. Our bankers are here to help with your financial needs.
If you have received a message or email that does not seem genuine or includes an urgent call to action, remember to Stop, Check and Reject. The text of the scam specifically encourages the recipient to click on the link by claiming that the recipient has been the victim of a data breach. We will never ask you to log on or provide sensitive information via a link in an email or SMS.
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We’re aware of an email currently circulating, that urges customers to confirm their identity by logging on to NetBank directly from a link in the email. AUSTRAC will never tell you we are putting a hold on or freezing your bank account. Both business and retail customers are currently receiving calls from scammers claiming to be CommBank staff and the CommBank fraud department.
Hold a valid personal NAB Visa Debit card, NAB Visa credit card, or a NAB Now Pay Later digital card (Eligible NAB Card) and be in good standing with respect to all of your NAB accounts (as reasonably determined by NAB). Some customers have received hoax CommBank-themed SMS messages related to payees and PayID. Some CommBank customers have received phishing SMS messages that claim NetBank access has been blocked. The fraudulent SMS alerts the recipient that all online banking access has been locked, prompting users to click on a malicious link in the SMS to verify their identity. If you click on this link, it may try and install software that will compromise your device, including user details and passwords; and/or allow unauthorised access to your accounts.
We’re aware of scam text messages impersonating CommSec and CommSec stockbrokers, offering investment opportunities and directing recipients to contact them via WhatsApp. Only access NetBank from a trusted source—never via a link in a message or email. To ensure you’re contacting us through a secure channel, always visit commbank.com.au/support/contact-us.html to determine how to best get in touch with us. Do not respond to or click on links in unexpected messages claiming to be from CommSec.
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