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[eric]

If you get an email from Laiki Bank regarding 'restore your account acces', DON'T click on the link.

It will bring you to the Laiki e-banking login page which is from a hacker (http://durulmuskoyu.com/free.alert/free ... /laiki.htm). See the first part of this domain name, which is a turkish website and not from Laiki.

If by accident you logged in through this link, quickly change the pin-code and phone to 80002000 to report it.

This is the email you will get:

Dear Online Account Holder,

Access To Your Account Is Currently Unavailable
.

Please click the link below to restore your account access.
RESTORE YOUR ACCOUNT ACCESS .

Thank you.

Customer Service
©2008. Marfin Popular Bank Public Co Ltd.

[Agios Ionas]

See the first part of this domain name, which is a turkish website and not from Laiki.

Bloody Turks... always trying to take what's not theirs in the first place.

Joking aside... phishing emails like this should always be ignored. Your bank would never, and I repeat, never send you an email asking you to log in using your credentials.

[Sotos]

I once phished my girlfriend At that time you could even fake what was showing in the URL of Internet Explorer People should be very careful with emails. Remember that you can not trust the "from" address because that can be faked too!