[Pad]

Telstra Scam Letter​

Can you tell which one is fake?? Today a friend received a letter from “Telstra” that had her full name in the letter saying we’ve been trying to contact you, please call us with a phone number supplied.Friend is a sceptic so rang Telstra direct only to be informed it’s a fake with someone trying to steal her information. Please share to make others aware of this, it is a pretty good fake!!

 

[Jarred Santos]

Telstra Scam Letter​

Can you tell which one is fake?? Today a friend received a letter from “Telstra” that had her full name in the letter saying we’ve been trying to contact you, please call us with a phone number supplied.Friend is a sceptic so rang Telstra direct only to be informed it’s a fake with someone trying to steal her information. Please share to make others aware of this, it is a pretty good fake!!View attachment 20129

Thank you so much for sharing this, @Pad

Here's a related story which you all might find interesting: https://seniorsdiscountclub.com.au/...sage-that-could-end-up-in-your-mailbox.18042/

 

[Ralph's mum]

Which is the correct envelope?

 

[Jarred Santos]

Which is the correct envelope?

Based on this report a couple of years back, it's the one on the right, @Ralph's mum:

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[Ralph's mum]

Thanks for that info

 

[Tygie]

learn the logos and details of envelopes that come from companies. learn the email addresses too and hover on them without opening them (the address of the email sender) to check the address if possible before opening. If something doesn't look right or the subject is off looking don't open it and ring the company if need be.

 

[Dennis]

Accept for my yearly ones all my bills are paid by direct debit, so if I see anything related to them I just delete the article, the bank always say they will never ask for any information regarding personal information, every morning I check my bank account and record in an exercise book all debits and credits so I can keep an eye on things, thank goodness for Direct Debits