Sorry, but this just doesn't fly. See, banks always use your personal e-mail address, not "undisclosed-recipients". They address you by name, not "Dear Customer". They would also know if you are a customer or not. If there's an issue with your account or personal info, they ask you to either contact them or go directly to their web site and log in. So, you see, it's all very elementary that this scammer is clueless or greedy. Don't click on the link, should you receive this, but hit the delete button.
Regions Bank Alert- Online Banking Suspended
Friday, February 26, 2010 5:08 AM
From:
"Regions Online Banking." message-alerts@regions.com
To:
undisclosed-recipients
Dear Customer,
Your online banking account has been suspended due to suspicious login attempts from blacklisted IP.
Click here to restore your online access
Sincerely,Regions Bank
Security Department Team
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