@123456789: "Security alert for Barclays customers.
i don't know if it's just Nildram customers, but a colleague at work
received an e-mail today, which looked like it was coming from Barclays
Bank, i can assure you it looked almost genuine to the un-trained eye. it
asked him to log on to the Barclays iBank website (giving him a link to
follow) and change his details due to some security risks/updates or other.
please be aware that these e-mails are NOT from Barclays. Barclays have been
informed that these e-mails are being sent out, they are investigating as i
write this e-mail. as you all know Barclays would not send out unsolicited
e-mails, especially not ones which ask you for secure details.
regards to all, Chris."
    @dario_mazz: "I buy a lot of stuff online and I received a similar email which
purported to come from Paypal - it contained a link which sends you to
a very authentic-looking 'Paypal Site' inviting you to enter your
credit card details, including your card's security number, so that
you card could be 're-validated'.  Be warned and ignore anything like
this that you receive in your email.
Wish I could get hold of the people who send these things because I'd
like to chop their dam hands off!
On Wed, 7 Jan 2004 18:41:11 -0000, "General Anaesthetic"
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    @usenet: "On Thu, 08 Jan 2004 13:33:07 +0000, Dave Mazzetti
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