… especially those who use online payment systems via Raiffeisen Internet Banking.
During today's day, I received two emails with different subjects, which appear to be emails from Raiffeisen Bank.
1. Topic: Extension of the Raiffeisen Online service.
Behind the url www.raiffeisenonline.ro/eBankingWeb/login there is a link to a site willing to leave you without money on your card. The message, of course, does not come from the bank. Do not click on that link and ignore the message. As you can see in the picture above, the author of the email also got the name of the bank wrong. “Raiffeisen Internet-Banking” .
2. Subject: Raiffeisen Online Banking – Account Verification
Here the author of the email is absolutely right. It is about a verification of account. The link on the picture in the e-mail leads to a infected web page, which kindly invites you to provide some confidential data about yourself and especially about the card. Ignore the message !
“Raiffeisen Online will never ask you for all the digits of your debit card series or its PIN.
Do not comply with any request for the disclosure of identification elements (User code, password, PIN)!
Raiffeisen Bank employees will never ask you to disclose your password and user code. In such a case, please contact the Raiffeisen Online customer support service immediately (phone numbers 021 / 306.55.55 or 021 / 306.55.56).
Raiffeisen Bank will never send you e-mails or sms asking you to access URL addresses or links to connect to Raiffeisen Online.”
P.S. God, what a stressful song they have from Raiffeisen on their website!
