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Ohio
Savings Bank
Phishing Scam E-mails
The email claiming to be from Ohio Savings Bank and
instructing you to confirm your account information appears
to be a phishing scam. Phishing e-mails are e-mails from scam
artists who use official looking webpages designed to trick you into
believing they are from a corporate website that you have an account with. Once you are at
the site, they will ask you 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 not convinced that you have a
fraudulent e-mail, please contact Ohio Savings Bank directly and explain the e-mail
you received. If you give out any personal information, contact Ohio Savings Bank
immediately and depending on what information you gave out, it may be wise to
take measures to protect against identity theft (e.g. contact credit agencies,
close accounts, cleanse computer). Many email solicitations that appear to
be phishing emails are set forth throughout this website and below:
Ohio
Savings Bank
Dear Ohio Savings Customer,
Due to recent fraudulent activities on some of Ohio Savings
online
accounts we are launching a new security system to make
Ohio Savings online accounts more secure and safe.
Before we can
activate it we will be checking all Ohio Savings online
accounts to confirm
the authenticity of the holder.
We will require a confirmation that your account has not been
stolen or hacked. Your account has not been suspended or
frozen.
To confirm your account status please
Login
-complete the required information to
authenticate and reset your account
-make sure your account balance has
not been changed
-make sure your details have not been
changed
-review recent transactions in your
account history for any unauthorized
transfer
If you find any type of suspicious activities please
contact us immediately.
Please include in your message your account number, your
account name
and the unauthorized transfer date & time.
Please do not reply to this message. For any inquiries,
contact Customer Service.
Ohio Savings Copyright © 2006
Ohio
Savings Bank
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