By Will Sturgeon
Published: Monday 03 April 2006
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Name
Neil Kenyon
Location
Rotherham
Occupation
IT Consultant
Comment
Many on-line banks add to the confusion by sending out legitimate emails, eg to tell you that your credit card statement is ready and include a url for the website inviting you to click it, login and view your statement.
Elsewhere eg on the website, they advise you NOT to click on a url in an email and then login!
Many on-line banks add to the confusion by sending...
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