Depositor Savings Money Gone After Clicking an Email from Hackers
A bank depositor air dismay online after her savings money was immediately gone after she accidentally clicks a fake email from hackers.
While others are working in a dignified way to earn and save money, hackers are at work for stealing. In this digital generation, hackers can now easily access your private account with a fake email.
Personal accounts such as a bank, work, and confidential accounts become accessible when users accidentally click an email from a hacker. No matter how strict the safety and security measures of the platform you have, they can still steal your money.
Just like Katrina Lovely Constantino’s experience, in her Father’s bank account from Metrobank, where she fell victim to fraud and left nothing in his savings. All the money in his bank was earned for cleaning and repairing the air conditioners was turned into dust.
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She said that her father only received an E-mail. Her father thought it was originally from Metrobank saying “Your Account Has Been Disabled” due to unusual transactions found.
It also states in the copy of the Photo of the Email they received, that the information contained in the account needs to be updated in order to restore such access to online banking and press the “Reactivate Account” button.
Katrina, on the other hand, admitted that her parents are not used to technology and naive when it comes to such transactions, so her father immediately clicked on the “Reactivate Account” which gives access to scammers to robbed his bank.
Eventually, Katrina saw the “Successful Transactions” of transferring money from her father’s account. They immediately reported it to Metrobank, the suspect was then identified as Jeffrey Esguerra, using an iPhone 12 to hack and transfer money to its own UnionBank account.
Meanwhile, netizens also shared their stories that they have experience the tragedy that happened to Katrina’s father, who was the victim of Phishing, only to go through their fraud by sending an Email and pretending to be a bank.
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