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Should I inform companies about spam impersonation? |
I got an e-mail pretending to be from the Royal Bank of scotaland today, its quite obviously a phishing attack or somesuch but it did look legit enough to fool an ineperianced user. Definitely report it. Most companies have internal fraud investigators and encourage people to let them know about phishing attempts. From the RBS website: |
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