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Scammers are using these articles to lure people into completing a survey and\/or asking individuals to register themselves for an investment scheme. They all include a link to review a transaction or dispute, and create an urgency to follow it. This is a common tactic used by attackers to create a false sense of urgency in order to make you do something you wouldn\u2019t normally, such as providing your personal information or login credentials. To attract potential victims, the scammers have created fake price-comparison websites, offering to provide investors with information on the best rates for various products.<\/p>\n

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• Flexible credit options for daily spending, emergencies or making the most of your points.<\/li>\n
• These messages may appear in threads alongside legitimate CommBank communications.<\/li>\n
• Some of the info about online casinos here seems a bit old.<\/li>\n
• We are aware of an increase in investment scams posing as legitimate Term Deposit offerings.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

  Supporting you to bank the way you want. Having already made investing simple & accessible, we aim to do the same for your super. You have the option to transfer the account to your child when they turn 18. Set up and manage separate accounts for the kids in your life. Plus, you can set up recurring investments at a frequency that works for you, making it easier than ever to achieve your financial dreams.<\/p>\n

  CallerCheck\u00a0is not an SMS based platform and notifications will only be sent via the CommBank app. CommBank urges potential investors to check the legitimacy of the investment product directly with the financial institution. We are aware of an increase in investment scams posing as legitimate Term Deposit offerings. We will never send you a hyperlink from which to login via SMS. CommBank urges potential investors to contact any financial institution directly if they are offered any investment product to check whether it is genuine. We are aware of an increase of investment scams posing as legitimate Term Deposit offerings being promoted through fake Term Deposit comparison sites.<\/p>\n

  A mix of screenshots is used displaying fake notifications, accounts and balances. Both fictitious and compromised social media accounts are posting that a \u201cCrypto Broker\u201d (with an introduction similar to the image) helped them make significant sums. ASIC has also published an\u00a0Imposter bond investment scams page\u00a0(MoneySmart, new tab)\u00a0to warn people of scams such as this. We\u2019re aware of a new type of investment bond scam purporting to be supported by the Commonwealth Bank (CommBank). If you receive a suspicious message or email with an urgent call to action, remember to\u00a0Stop,\u00a0Check, and\u00a0Reject. Instead, if you need to check the status of a delivery you have requested, use alternative methods such as the secure app provided by your postal delivery service or refer to their website for more information.<\/p>\n

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