LoveKing:

Boiz are really smiling!

I dey tell you!



And pls, anyone that receives such mails henceforth should mark them as "spam". i.e click "spam" while the message is open. This ensures that further emails from that address, or emails as such get to be sent to the spam folder automatically!

Lexusgs430:

A key point to also note, is that your bank would address their customers by the name they used to open an account, ie Mr Frog Toad Fish, and not Dear Valued customer !!!

chuckdee4:

Any email that asks you to update your information online is 100% fake.
If anyone needs to update their information go into your local branch and do it or do it via the ATM.

deekseen:

Been receiving this scam mail for a while now. Infact i receive it on every email i have, except the one attached to my GTB account (because i change the email and attached to my account from time to time), so i worryless about the threat. Thanks for bringing this here, humblebee.

WinkWrld:

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sexkillz:

Another conspicuous fact to note is that GTBank uses https://ibank.gtbank.com/ibank3/update/login.aspx(i[/b]bank)
while the scammers use https://ebank.gtbank.com/ibank3/update/login.aspx([b]e[/b]bank)

Ymodulus:

But the both websites come from same domain.  GTBANK.COM. am i missing something. As gtbank.com been hacked? Something is fishy. Cause i dont know how a hacker should get access to a subdomain sending mails with that and you still call it fraud. Its and inwork stuff by one of those workers at the it center not fraud. But all the same apply caution

babaowo:

Nah wha oooo? Which kind country be this sef

chuckdee4:

Any email that asks you to update your information online is 100% fake.
If anyone needs to update their information go into your local branch and do it or do it via the ATM.