Phishing e-mails are e-mails from scam artists who use "official" looking webpages designed to trick you into believing they are from a legitimate website.  They generally imply that your account will be suspended or deactivated unless you click the link to the webpage that is linked from the e-mail.  Sometimes they say that someone is trying to use your account or this is done for "security" purposes.  Once you are at the site, they will ask for personal information.  You may be asked to provide or verify personal information such as bank account information, credit card information, social security information and password information.  If you get such an e-mail, you should delete it and do not provide any of the requested information.  However, if you are still not convinced that you have a fraudulent e-mail, please contact the company directly and explain the e-mail you received.

Your Halifax Online Account is about to expire

Phishing Scam Emails

personal & business account Security Alert Please note that Your Halifax Online Account is about to expire. In order for it to remain active, please use the link below to proceed and restore access to Your Account. https://www.halifax-online.co.uk/_mem_bin/formslogin.asp

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