Okay, returned home from work, as usual no power at home so I turned on the gen took my bath and decided to take a quick nap. On a second thought it's not a bad idea to see what's trending on nairaland . Just immediately after turning on my mobile data notifications started poring in as expected but one notification caught my attention. An email notification from my bank Diamond Bank to be precise. Opened it and noticed the sender Diamondbank@diamondbank.com with the title suspicious password change notification wow that caught my attention. I glanced through the email and I was told my mobile banking password which is linked to my email address was changed, but seriously by who I actually did change my email password few days ago but not my mobile banking password.
So I clicked the review button to understand what really happened, then suddenly my browser started loading a page. Looking at the url tab in my browser I could see diamondonline log in page. Like seriously? Am actually required to log in Now that's a real scam alert. As a computer geek I quickly decided to check the page url info and you can see the long strings of texts without diamond bank on it. A quick search on Google and I stormed on the real diamond bank website. And am not required to log in and the page info appears encrypted. So I decided to share this tip so you can confirm a cloned bank website and avoid ever being scammed. But then again how safe is our info's with this banks How did they get to know I changed my email password before sending me this email. How did they even know I use diamond bank? I suspect scammers work with bank staffs to send scam emails and fake credit alert sms. Something is wrong with the banking system.

all dis scammers sef dats how dey keep sending me messages dat my atm card has bn deactivated and I still dey use am withdraw money. ....... mods please move dis to fp