Chase
Caribpac@aol.com re-activate your Chase account fraudulant email phishing scam or worse

I knew right away it was a scam and not actually from Chase Bank since I am sure Chase would be in the name the email was from... Which was caribpac@aol.com. The object of a scam like this is usually to get you to click on the link in the email and it take you to a fraudulant site where they will get you account numbers, passwords and other personal information to do who knows what with.

Don't EVER click on links left in an email no matter how legit it seems. It is easy for a scammer to copy and paste a logo of the legit comapny into the email and it does fool many..

Here is a screen shot of the email. If you get it just mark it as spam and delete it. I logged onto my Chase account (using the browser, NOT the link the scammers left) and the account is fine.

Dear Valued Member,

We noticed invalid login attempts into you account online from an unknown IP address.
Due to this, we have temporarily suspended your account.
We need you to update your account information for your online banking to be re-activated
please update your billing information today by clicking

Here Chase Online After a few clicks,

Just verify the information you entered is correct.
Sincerely,

Chase Member Services TeamP.S. The link in this message will be expire within 24 Hours. You have to update your payment information

2010 JPMorgan Chase & Co. All Rights Reserved.

Company: Chase
Country: USA
Site: aol.com

  <     >