Like yesterday's NatWest Phishing Email, this one is again sent to a named email address and the content is very similar to that one and many others before it.It also carries the 'if you are not a user' disclaimer, which I find rather amusing. Maybe the spammers are hoping it will cause less people to send the email to the bank if there's an apology for non-customers.
The link goes to a website form12.in, which my domain lookup tools will tell me nothing about and it doesn't appear in Google.
Here's the details of the email:
From: Natwest Direct Banking Support
To: Named Email Address
Subject: Natwest Digital Banking: Urgent Security E-mail
Destination URL: http://www9.natwest.co.uk.form12.in/default.aspx
Dear NatWest Direct Banking client!
Our Technical Department is doing a scheduled Online Banking software update
By visiting the link below please begin the procedure of the client details confirmation:
http://www9.nwolb.com/default.aspx?agentid=24yzrpeFDozrcrkdwvrnOkhOvp
These directions are to be emailed and followed by all customers of the National Westminster Bank Internet Banking
NatWest Bank does apologize for any troubles caused, and is very appreciative for your cooperation.
If you are not user of Natwest On-line Banking please ignore this letter!
= This is automatically generated e-mail please do not reply =
(c) 2008 NatWest Bank On-line Banking. All Rights Reserved.
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