Does it give an update number? You could google that just to double
check. Or you could check the AOL website for current updates
jenny
Scotland
On 7 Mar 2010, at 14:40, [email protected] wrote:
Advice is needed - or confirmation. I have received a message from
aol
which I think is spam.
I have been told that my aol account needs to be updated if I want to
continue with my aol account.
The details requested - full name and address, date of birth,
mother's
maiden name, card number, bank details, pin number - suggest
strongly to me
that this is a con. There is no way I would ever give out my pin
number,
not to mention my banking details.
As I write this I become more and more convinced this is the type of
message I have constantly heard warnings about but I would like this
feeling to
be confirmed by someone with more savvy than I am..
Thank you.
Patricia in Wales
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