VERIFY THE SENDER’S INFORMATION
A legitimate bank alert will always have the bank’s name and logo, as well as the sender’s email address or phone number matching the bank’s official contact details. You can cross-check this information on the bank’s website or by calling the bank directly.
CHECK LANGUAGE AND TONE
Fake bank alerts often have spelling errors, grammatical mistakes, and an informal tone. Genuine bank alerts are usually written in a professional and formal manner. Be wary of any alerts that ask for sensitive information like passwords or PIN numbers. Banks never ask for such information through alerts.
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