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So easy enough...

> > To avoid falling for a vishing scheme or any scam that involves calling a supposed bank number: Never call a number provided in a phone call or an e-mail. Only call the number on the back of your card or on a bank statement. < <

Would I hate to jump into a conclusion like this? Where's everyone's common sense? Start looking in your bank statement or your debit/credit card. Don't use the phone number provided by e-mail or phone call...

Whew boy...

Posted by: Grayson Peddie   Posted on: 07/10/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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