But today, I received this email.
It looks fishy, but when I looked at the 'from' address, it looks convincing. So I clicked on the link. It lead me to the log in page. But dig this, the log in page's url was this "http://www.beautysenses.com.my/mbb/Security/" aha! I knew it!
It even has all the fraud warning and maybank2u contact number on it. Looks real, until you check the url.
I called the hotline, read out the email to the operator, I think she freaked out more than me. She immediately say "It's a fraud! Did you click on it?" Well, yeah, I clicked, but I didn't type in any info, so I'm safe.
Then just for the heck of it, I typed in some random username and password, and it logged me in (of course it would right?). Ahaks.
Have fun hacking my 'account' suckers! boo yah!
2 comments:
I get those too.
What those spammers don't know is that I don't have a Maybank account, so... JOKE'S ON THEM, LOL!
Bodohnye.... yes, I know a lot of people have Maybank accounts, I'm just not one of them.
ahahahaha if i get it again, i'll log in with some random name and password every single time, just to waste their time!
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