Online Threat Alerts (OTA) - Alerting you to scams and frauds.
Scamming - Fraud
Recipients of the Bendigo alert scam text below, which claims access to their e-banking has been suspended, are asked not to click the link in it. This is because the link in the fraudlent Bendigo Bank text goes to a phishing website that steals account credentials, and personal and financial information.
From: +61 484 311 876Bendigo Bank: Your access to e-banking has been suspended. Please visit hxxps://bendigobank.com.au.e-banking.limited/. Thanks, Bendigo Bank Security
From: +61 484 311 876
Bendigo Bank: Your access to e-banking has been suspended. Please visit hxxps://bendigobank.com.au.e-banking.limited/. Thanks, Bendigo Bank Security
If you were tricked by the Bendigo alert scam text into clicking the link in it and attempted to sign in or submit your financial information on the phishing website you were taken to, please contact Bendigo Bank for help immediately.
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the text message came yesterday at 23.49 is it legitimate to say my ac is blocked
It is a scam. Contact your bank directly.
why? as my account been blocked can you give me a reason I am expecting a lot of money to come into my account and it is not a scam is that the reason I can take proof to my local bank
Gday although I do not have an account with Bendigo Bank I received a text on the 3rd of June stating that my new device had been registered for e-banking on the 3rd of June 2022, if this was not me I was to open the attached link - bendigobanksecurity.com