View Full Version : Wtf? Anz online banking
Maha
4th August 2008, 15:50
Just received this email.......
Seems like bullshit to me, scam even?
I have never accessed my account from another IP address.
That second paragraph is dodgy!! its exactly what I thought the email was?
Dear ANZ customer,
Our SSL server has detected a series of unsuccessful log on attempts on your ANZ online banking account. We have also taken note of an access to your account from a different IP address and location registered with your online banking account details.
We suspect you may have been a victim of the recent hoax email leading to a false bank website asking ANZ customers to confirm their account details.
Your account details may have been captured. You are advised to log on to your account on our secure servers, confirm your details and verify your current location for the safety of your online banking account.
Log on to Internet Banking
Failure to match your account details with our records will immediately lead to an account suspension to avoid a security breach.
ANZ Online Security.
yod
4th August 2008, 15:52
i assume they sent you a link to log on to?
dig out the properties of that link and you will probably find the url is nothing like anz.co.nz
edit: and logging on from a different IP is perfectly acceptable anyway, home/work/hotel/mobile/etc
NOMIS
4th August 2008, 15:53
Just received this email.......
Seems like bullshit to me, scam even?
I have never accessed my account from another IP address.
That second paragraph is dodgy!! its exactly what I thought the email was?
Dear ANZ customer,
Our SSL server has detected a series of unsuccessful log on attempts on your ANZ online banking account. We have also taken note of an access to your account from a different IP address and location registered with your online banking account details.
We suspect you may have been a victim of the recent hoax email leading to a false bank website asking ANZ customers to confirm their account details.
Your account details may have been captured. You are advised to log on to your account on our secure servers, confirm your details and verify your current location for the safety of your online banking account.
Log on to Internet Banking
Failure to match your account details with our records will immediately lead to an account suspension to avoid a security breach.
ANZ Online Security.
Cal 0800103123 and speak to someone. My mumy a manager for ANZ bank So normally when i have troubles I call her
Virago
4th August 2008, 15:54
...Log on to Internet Banking...
Does it have a link to click on? Does the link address look dodgy?
If in doubt, ring ANZ.
Maha
4th August 2008, 15:56
Does it have a link to click on? Does the link address look dodgy?
If in doubt, ring ANZ.
Yes it does, that bit it you quoted is the click on.
nodrog
4th August 2008, 15:58
pm me your account number and password details, and i can check it out for you through my secure server here at work.
Badjelly
4th August 2008, 16:00
It's a phishing scam (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phishing). The banks never send you emails that ask you to click on a link to log on. Don't bother ringing ANZ (they already know these things are circulating) just ignore it.
Virago
4th August 2008, 16:00
Yup, sounds like a phishing email.
Phone ANZ to check.
I've had similar emails in the past. Funny thing is, I don't bank with ANZ...:shifty:
Forest
4th August 2008, 16:01
Failure to match your account details with our records will immediately lead to an account suspension to avoid a security breach.
ANZ Online Security.
It is guaranteed to be a scam.
The quoted line is the clincher.
The Buzz
4th August 2008, 16:01
Hi Maha
My brother is the external fraud investigator for ANZ National Bank, and they are obviously very keen to get recent examples of these emails. Are you able to forward me the email you got sent, or at least the link address that you were sent to?
cheers
Buzz
craig @ neilgaught . com
Maha
4th August 2008, 16:02
edit: and logging on from a different IP is perfectly acceptable anyway, home/work/hotel/mobile/etc
I have never logged on anywhere but from home....im on the phone to them about now.
James Deuce
4th August 2008, 16:02
This is a known scam to harvest your Internet Banking website login password. You get directed to a site that looks exactly like the real site and then will come up with an error when you "log" in.
Don't worry about it, click on nothing, and don't bother the bank with it. Simply delete it.
Your bank will never, ever email you about Internet banking due to the prevalence of these scams. Westpac had huge issues with this scam last year.
Badjelly
4th August 2008, 16:03
I've had similar emails in the past. Funny thing is, I don't bank with ANZ...:shifty:
I get them for Ebay, Paypal, Westpac, banks in the UK, you name it. The people/computers that send these things do not tailor them to the recipient; they are just indiscriminately f(ph)ishing.
enigma51
4th August 2008, 16:03
I have never logged on anywhere but from home....im on the phone to them about now.
If nodrog cant help you i can check from here as well :devil2:
Maha
4th August 2008, 16:05
It's a phishing scam (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phishing). The banks never send you emails that ask you to click on a link to log on. Don't bother ringing ANZ (they already know these things are circulating) just ignore it.
You are indeed right, they just told me that very thing.
Gremlin
4th August 2008, 16:07
pm me your account number and password details, and i can check it out for you through my secure server here at work.
:rofl: bad nodrog :spanking:
you can access your bank account from anywhere you like (advisable not to, on internet cafe computers etc, or ones you don't consider trustworthy) as that is the whole aim of online banking.
Send it to the person that requested it for further investigation, otherwise, delete.
Maha
4th August 2008, 16:09
pm me your account number and password details, and i can check it out for you through my secure server here at work.
You dont need a password loverboy.....:love:
CB ARGH
4th August 2008, 16:12
Reply to the email with "F**k ANZ"...
If they suspend your account, then you know it's a legit email address. :second:
BTW: On a serious side, it's a scam mate.
vifferman
4th August 2008, 16:28
ANZ don't send you email like this about your bank account - they instead have secure mail you can view after you have logged onto your account.
slofox
4th August 2008, 17:05
I get millions of these - even from banks where I DON'T have an account - now how stupid is that...???? "Your XYZ bank account....." my what? I don't HAVE an XYZ account....duhhhhh. Just delete the buggers.......
Swoop
4th August 2008, 17:15
Does the account have free Viagra and Cialis?
I think there could be a large deposit from winning a lottery you never entered...
slofox
4th August 2008, 17:21
I think there could be a large deposit from winning a lottery you never entered...
I won two of those lotteries just today!!!!!!! I'm rich, rich, RICH I TELL YOU RIIIICCCCHHHHHH!!!!MMwwwaahhahahahaaaaa...errrrr oh shit, maybe its another scam - like last week's and the one before and......
Mom
4th August 2008, 17:24
A timely reminder for all of us not to blindly click links in e-mails that look as good as the real thing! Yes these things have been around for ages, and yes they can be and are simple to identify as Phishing but...
No harm in spreading the word...
I have a long lost relative in Nigeria now, that has died and I am the only one that can claim the $20billion estate...woo hoo!
pzkpfw
4th August 2008, 17:28
...and people buy Olympics tickets off the internet!
http://www.stuff.co.nz/4642727a26500.html
On the other hand, I've been replying to spam - just in case - and now have a 3 metre penis.
alanzs
4th August 2008, 17:28
I just got an email from a long lost cousin that I never knew about in Nigeria asking me for some banking information as well.... SCAM.
alanzs
4th August 2008, 17:30
Does the account have free Viagra and Cialis?
I think there could be a large deposit from winning a lottery you never entered...
I get those all the time. I was starting to think someone at the doctors office gave them my email address. PHEW! :doctor:
Mom
4th August 2008, 17:31
...and people buy Olympics tickets off the internet!
http://www.stuff.co.nz/4642727a26500.html
On the other hand, I've been replying to spam - just in case - and now have a 3 metre penis.
:shit: really
I used to forward those sort of emails to my boss, he needed all the help he could get :D
tate35
4th August 2008, 17:34
Just received this email.......
Seems like bullshit to me, scam even?
I have never accessed my account from another IP address.
That second paragraph is dodgy!! its exactly what I thought the email was?
Dear ANZ customer,
Our SSL server has detected a series of unsuccessful log on attempts on your ANZ online banking account. We have also taken note of an access to your account from a different IP address and location registered with your online banking account details.
We suspect you may have been a victim of the recent hoax email leading to a false bank website asking ANZ customers to confirm their account details.
Your account details may have been captured. You are advised to log on to your account on our secure servers, confirm your details and verify your current location for the safety of your online banking account.
Log on to Internet Banking
Failure to match your account details with our records will immediately lead to an account suspension to avoid a security breach.
ANZ Online Security.
That's interesting because I had the same message when I tried to log in about 20 minutes ago, confused I just logged off without giving any details
Pedrostt500
4th August 2008, 17:47
I have found the best way to avoid internet banking scams is not to use the internet banking facility, a friends wife who works in the banking security told me that the banks in NZ are losing many millions of dollars a year to internet fraud, and there is little they can do, because as they plug one leak three more pop up, and to abandon internet banking would mean the end of the internet, as we know it.
slofox
4th August 2008, 17:59
I have found the best way to avoid internet banking scams is not to use the internet banking facility, a friends wife who works in the banking security told me that the banks in NZ are losing many millions of dollars a year to internet fraud, and there is little they can do, because as they plug one leak three more pop up, and to abandon internet banking would mean the end of the internet, as we know it.
ALL my banking is online and has been for years - never had a problem.....(fingers crossed, touch wood, whistle a happy tune etc etc etc....)
barty5
4th August 2008, 18:10
I had one bout 3 weeks ago contacted us through yellow pages online even followed it up with a phone call to buy whole lot a batterys (vehicle ones) was going to come down pick them up in the afternoon. Gave us a credit card and all to charge it to. Then he rang back later in the day to check they had turned up and was going to pick them up. It was bout 2 hours later i was asked to charge fr8 to c/card as well and could i ring said fr8 Co and send to S/africa and thats as far as that went. turn out card was a canceled City bank card out of Texas been canceled for 3 weeks funny thing was the first charge went through fine on a card that was canceled ????(we had it reversed) The guy rang me 4 more times to find out what was going on(commitment to fraud) i made sure the ph calls draged out
Swoop
4th August 2008, 21:05
...would mean the end of the internet, as we know it.
:scratch: What, no porn?
St_Gabriel
4th August 2008, 21:33
The links in the phising emails can be very crafty, just hover your cursor over the link and read REALLY carefully, its often something like [url]www.anz.co.nz.vg.sr.ro/onlinebanking. They also collect everything from the original page (all the pictures to ensure the page looks real).
Never click a link in an email. I always log into internet banking through my bookmark incase of a typo when i type the url in.
Lots of site squatters who "bank" (if you will pardon the pun) on ppl stuffing the url. Try typing a common spelling mistake in a well known url eg: {url removed due to possible hazrdous content}
shafty
4th August 2008, 22:59
Cal 0800103123 and speak to someone. My mumy a manager for ANZ bank So normally when i have troubles I call her
lol Mum....Mum..........Mum............Mum..........Mu m....................MUM!!!!
Shadows
4th August 2008, 23:53
Fuck, now you guys have got me worried.
I just bought this chick airline tickets and everything - see below - you reckon she's for real????
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do not know whence they him took but they gave me yours e-mail that I
could have acquaintance to you. And I only wanted that you have spent
about 10 minutes both looked wash a photo and wash data and received
from you the answer you would like to haveacquaintance to me or you
only would not like this? Tell to me I so only the nobility it much
would like. Also I shall wait much your answer. I started to search
the man as to me very alone and 29 years and I do not have man if you
wish to begin with me correspondence or easier to begin acquaintance
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I hope your new friend well I hope that I can become for you friend
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cave weta
5th August 2008, 00:36
Earlier this year I was getting spam trying to sell me the software so that I could spam people!..... and shit like this
I get these and others like them every day! why the hell would ya bother!
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Delphinus
5th August 2008, 00:43
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The cheating whore! I thought she had only sent that to me! (same pic even too!)
kevfromcoro
5th August 2008, 02:04
Just received this email.......
Seems like bullshit to me, scam even?
I have never accessed my account from another IP address.
That second paragraph is dodgy!! its exactly what I thought the email was?
Dear ANZ customer,
Our SSL server has detected a series of unsuccessful log on attempts on your ANZ online banking account. We have also taken note of an access to your account from a different IP address and location registered with your online banking account details.
We suspect you may have been a victim of the recent hoax email leading to a false bank website asking ANZ customers to confirm their account details.
Your account details may have been captured. You are advised to log on to your account on our secure servers, confirm your details and verify your current location for the safety of your online banking account.
Log on to Internet Banking
Failure to match your account details with our records will immediately lead to an account suspension to avoid a security breach.
ANZ Online Security.
I got that one too...almost word for word.and I dont bank with the ANZ.
Turned out to be a scam.
dont click on it.
Forest
5th August 2008, 11:19
The guy rang me 4 more times to find out what was going on(commitment to fraud) i made sure the ph calls draged out
He is probably using skype or some other low-cost international calling service.
Which means it will cost him bugger all in extra charges if you drag out the calls.
barty5
5th August 2008, 11:36
He is probably using skype or some other low-cost international calling service.
Which means it will cost him bugger all in extra charges if you drag out the calls.
proberly he got really pissed off when i told him his 1st payment had gone through and the battiers were paid for but it appears your c/card is stolen so i wont be able to send them thanks for the payment though. Would have pissed him off to no end made it look like we scamed him :lol::lol: And yes money was reversed back to card after i contacted ANZ.
vifferman
5th August 2008, 12:44
I got that one too...almost word for word.and I dont bank with the ANZ..
Damn!
I feel really neglected. I do bank with ANZ (and ASB) and I didn't get a fake spammy thingo. :crybaby:
ManDownUnder
5th August 2008, 12:48
Don't worry about it, click on nothing, and don't bother the bank with it. Simply delete it.
I go in there and type in all manner of BS entries. I figure if they waste my time wondering if it's true - I can do the same.
If everyone did it they'd slow right down I reckon....
ManDownUnder
5th August 2008, 12:53
I feel really neglected.
Dear Vifferbank customer,
We love you.
Our SSL server has detected a series of unsuccessful log on attempts on your Vifferbank online banking account. We have also taken note of an access to your account from a different IP address and vifferlocation registered with your online banking account details.
We suspect you may have been a victim of the recent hoax email leading to a norty bank website asking Vifferbank customers to confirm their account details.
Your account details may have been captured. You are advised to log on to your account on our secure servers, confirm your details and verify your current location for the safety of your online banking account.
Log on to Vifferbank Internet Banking
Failure to match your account details with our records will mean we have stern words with the youngest and most defenceless member of our highy regarded IT staff to the point of making them cry then posting it on Youtube. Please don't make us do this - but it will be all your fault if we do.
Vifferbank Online Security.
PS We love you
ManDownUnder
5th August 2008, 12:53
I got that one too...almost word for word.and I dont bank with the ANZ.
OH MY GOD!!!!! They opened an account for you too?
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