How do you report fake online bank logins?

[Dissipate]

Yet another fake bank login page email was set to me:

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Looks pretty real too, except for the fact that the page lacks the little lock and is not encrypted.

 

[Drakkon]

you can report it to the bank (they wont care), you can report it to the domain (they wont care), you can report it to the fbi (they wont care), you can lookup the domain and report the owner to thier local authorities (they wont care though), so yeah do what you want but overall it wont matter and they will just keep doing it until they get caught AFTER stealing someones $$$

 

[Megatomic]

Dead giveaway on that page is the lack of the SSL icon... Otherwise it does look pretty good.

 

[VictorLazlo]

That is one of the nicest hoaxes I've seen.

 

[StageLeft]

Drakkon is right. I received one of these last week for a bank I am not a member of. Nobody will care.

 

[Kyteland]

the "Forgot your Password?" link is broken. :laugh:

 

[bandana163]

Send their data to aa419.org, they will probably shut it down in a few weeks/months/years/aeons (depending on how much bandwith this fake bank has).

 

[KeyserSoze]

Originally posted by: Vaerilis
Send their data to aa419.org, they will probably shut it down in a few weeks/months/years/aeons (depending on how much bandwith this fake bank has).

Nice. Good site! I'm gonna leave it running on my home computer.




KeyserSoze

 

[MBony]

I usually report it to spoof@... depending on whose site it is (spoof@ebay.com, spoof@paypal.com, etc.)

 

[EyeMWing]

Quick, everybody start entering fake info!

Edit: I'm impressed, after you enter all the info on their site, they actually transfer you to the REAL site.

 

[Garion]

I work for WaMu. Send it to abuse@wamu.net.

- G

 

[boomerang]

I didn't keep the email I received. It was an obvious fake with broken english. I'm not a customer of theirs either.