I got an email from Firstcontact@firstbankplc.com <8wz@018.it>;

please upgrade your account by following the reference
below

UPGRADE YOUR ACCOUNT NOW

Note:failure to upgrade accounts may lead to temporary
suspension.

REGARDS
First Bank

Eventhough i didnt have a First Bank account i decided to open the link to view what this scam is about and it took me to a different url http://www.luiscabareda.com/en/teorias/fbn.html but the content of the site was Firsbank...

Please be vigilant!!!

Shame

@OP I suggest you change your password. When you see a link in a suspicious email message, don't click it. Phishing emails sometimes do not rely solely on the information that you enter in the online form which they usually ask you to fill and submit for whatever reason. Sometimes when you click on a link in a phishing email, your login and password will automatically be sent to the cyber criminals and they will take control of your email box. You may rest your mouse pointer on the link (but don't click) to see if the address matches the link that was typed in the message. When you rest your mouse pointer on it, the real address will be displayed. Clicking on the link can also lead you to .exe files.

Elai147: @OP I suggest you change your password. When you see a link in a suspicious email message, don't click it. Phishing emails sometimes do not rely solely on the information that you enter in the online form which they usually ask you to fill and submit for whatever reason. Sometimes when you click on a link in a phishing email, your login and password will automatically be sent to the cyber criminals and they will take control of your email box. You may rest your mouse pointer on the link (but don't click) to see if the address matches the link that was typed in the message. When you rest your mouse pointer on it, the real address will be displayed. Clicking on the link can also lead you to .exe files.

Thanks dude... but i dont even have a first bank account!