I checked my email today and I saw an mail from GT bank asking me to update my details on their website, from the moment I saw the mail I knew it was a false mail, I checked it all the same to confirm it, I checked the mail and I clicked on the link that was provided on the mail and surprisingly I was redirected to http://www.mybestcomputergames.com/online.html below are the detail of Info I saw on the false website. The first image is the email I got, the second image is the details of the false website and the third is the actual GT Bank Website Details Spread the news. front Page Pls

sadly many will fall for this cheap scam.

Thanks for the information man.

Bros, When you see such fake link please, just ignore it.
They may try to send spyware (virus) to your system
that will gather all your online info from your
computer and cause havoc on your system except you are
using public computers.
GTB will send you sms only, when they want to pass any info
to their customers and you also need to walk into nearby branch
and confirm the sms.
Always ignore and delete fake emails immediately! BE CAREFUL O.

Never reply to any e-mail whether it be from GTB or NOT.If you have any concerns, go to the nearest branch to resolve.

I also received this email. It was so funny cos they sent it to an email I created barely a week ago and my account with GTBank is more than 5 years!
Ignore such nonsense please. Thanks for sharing this information.

The silly moderatorz wont take these to d front page for people to b aware....but if it to compare facebook and nairashitz d topic make it fast to d fp...smh

This shouldn't be on the front page. BTW why is it that only GTB website is being scammed all the time?

In addition what I use that always works for me is to hover the cursor on the email address of the sender of the email.
This always gives them away as I know the original email address of GTB or any organization I deal with online.
Also I have never and will never fill my personal details online.
In recent times I have been getting order pages from Apple or Amazon for supposed orders I made; telling me to confirm if indeed I made the orders.
Checking the email address as decribed above always saves me.
It cannot be overemphasised the need to be extravigilant and careful online epecially when it comes to money.

Bumpers!

naira4ever: Bros, When you see such fake link please, just ignore it.
They may try to send spyware (virus) to your system
that will gather all your online info from your
computer and cause havoc on your system except you are
using public computers.
GTB will send you sms only, when they want to pass any info
to their customers and you also need to walk into nearby branch
and confirm the sms.
Always ignore and delete fake emails immediately! BE CAREFUL O.

Bro Nigerian hackers are not capable of that yet.
Just like saying Nigerian Boko can bomb a 9/11 scale in the US.

I did not get [img]http://www.spgames.info/g.gif[/img]

I'm surprised people still fall for this cheap scam!

Booty4me: The silly moderatorz wont take these to d front page for people to b aware....but if it to compare facebook and nairashitz d topic make it fast to d fp...smh

Lol take am easy na lol but I agree with u sha
@op thanks for sharing the info

I lost some money to gtb 2 years ago because some guys fabricated my atm and withdrew money from my account. I dont like hearing such news because of the consequences that can follow.

it is phishing

Naija scammer will neva give up...watch out for anoda strategy

moderattor:
Bro Nigerian hackers are not capable of that yet.
Just like saying Nigerian Boko can bomb a 9/11 scale in the US.

Nigerians are over capable, obviously you haven't met pro hackers.

Thank u so very much cos I received up to 3 mails of this kind yesterday!!!! Am so happy I didn't even proceed to answering their questions.
phew!!!

moderattor:
Bro Nigerian hackers are not capable of that yet.
Just like saying Nigerian Boko can bomb a 9/11 scale in the US.

how dare you say such a thing? Dat 9jarians cant do Such cheap stuff?

never never ever ever under estimate the power of 9ja

by the way, are you sure you are a 9jarian?

Thanks to poser for the info, I did get the email and I did fill the form, I called GT connect and the "foolish" agent said yes the email was from them, i just had an hunch that it was not right, I stopped filling the form and called GT connect again and the new guy just screamed and helped me block my account, thank God nothing was done to it.....

moral: be careful, if you have any doubt, walk up to any GT bank and confirm......this is not a naija thing or naija boys, you hard earned money is at stake, a word is enough.............

surprised to hear that people still fall for this.
There even legitimate info that GTB will ask me but i will be uncomfortable divulging such online, i will just walk into a branch and provide such info. Much less scammers asking for personal details.

it's amazing how GTB does nothing about this websites, they simply send messages to their customers not to give their pin to any one, knowing that the nigerian populace are still not very techno-centric, i have seen a lot of these messages myself and i just ignore them .. this fake website is not new, it's been around since 2010 and people have lost money to it and all other scams using GTB atms etc. and GTB is really not doing anything about it and this makes me wanna close down my GTB account. i dont have these issues with other banks that i use.

SCAMMERS @ WRK! Pls beware, report any fake email 2 ur BANK!!

in as much as i encourage the use of internet banking, one must not fall prey to these scammers out there. i recommend
1. connect to the internet banking portal from www.gtbank.com directly, instead of any other links u mite find in your history or webpage.
2. never use any general system to access ur account. we all say scammers, scammers!!!! but if i stumble into my cuzins bank account "connect", i wld remember that money he owes me and shop with predjudice. the point is general systems mite have key loggers installed. be watchful
3. dont be lazy to remember your account name, number and pin/passwords. (this applies to all secured logins) avoid using the "remember password" program UNLESS u r the only one having access to the system....

there are lots of precautions you can take...so shine ya eyes!!!!!

It is not a news as many of us had alerted a lot NLs in the past anyway thanks for the info.

Mine is almost everyday. mine is taggeg ''Account Suspension''. I printed that stuff out and took it to one of their branch at Ikoyi and the lady in CIS told me that it is a scam message. Pls let them refrain from this deadly acts.This acts should be from GTB guys.