Mis-Spelling

Yesterday, I got three spam emails attempting to go phishing for my log-in details.

Now, as I’ve said before many times, I feel that anyone who responds through these phishing emails deserves everything they get for being a bell-end and clicking on links in random emails. (Particularly when they then go to some very odd URLs that have nothing to do with the bank in question – in this case www.mybank.alliance-leicesterXXX.com)

And if anyone responded to any of these particular three emails, then they’re even more deserving of getting ripped off. In fact I’d then go so far as to simply term it as an idiot tax.

Because the subject line for all of these email addresses was :

Secure Message from Alliance & Liecester

And if you don’t spot that in the email, and still click on the links, you damn well deserve to lose your information/money.


2 Comments on “Mis-Spelling”

  1. Simon says:

    Who would fall for that, surely everyone knows Aliance only has one L

  2. Z says:

    Even better, my husband’s was headed “Secure Message from Alliance & Liecesterd”. And it was sent to about 50 addresses (never heard of BCC it seems), each of which started “lowest” or “lowestoft”


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