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Oh dear, I feel so let down now as his address does not exist.............
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Harpers Ferry was a long time ago tbf..
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Correction...the address does come up using just the post code only.
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The landlord of the Caledonian pub in Liverpool posted a picture of a letter he received that went something like
Dear Sir, I am the lawyer of your long lost brother John The Caledonian Pub, who recently died and left a fortune that you will now inherit. Please send us your bank details etc |
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What can someone do with your bank details alone?
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what kind of finance risk control officer gives away 9 million quid?
i think this guy is in the wrong profession. ![]() |
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inner city sumo 30 Jun 14 13:37
What can someone do with your bank details alone? Could they create a false identity ? For example if they somehow got details of call me a taxi's bank account a Nigerian could impersonate him ![]() |
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Ruislip, Nigeria
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Tropic of Ruislip ?
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The sad reality is that simply with someones name and bank account sort code and account number that they can set up direct debits from your account.
No proof of identity is required. I have recently been a victim of identity fraud and have learned a lot about the system. So if you have ever given someone a cheque you are wide open to having unauthorised amounts taken from your bank - they will be refunded on request, but is that really good enough? Google 'Jeremy Clarkson bank account.' The banks say shred all bank details etc, but it is all a load of bawlocks. |
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Interesting. I use cheques quite a lot usually to avoid credit cards. No win other than cash payments, but that isn't practical on a lot of occasions.
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