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Another Problem With B.M.O. And Fraudsters.
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notmyrealname carr
Oct 30, 2023, 4:10:11 PM10/30/23
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BMO Credit Card Security Alert.
We’ve noticed irregular activity on your BMO® credit card. To avoid any unauthorized transactions, your card ending in 8370 has been restricted.
For a quick resolution, please call us toll-free at 1-800-263-2263 (Canada and United States), or contact the Canadian Operator collect at 416-849-9003 to speak with a Fraud Specialist.You may also reach us at the phone number on the back of your BMO credit card.
If you have already spoken to us about this issue, please disregard this email.
Thanks,
BMO Bank of Montreal
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BMO will never send you an email asking you to provide personal or confidential information (such as your debit or credit card number, passwords; or identification like Social Insurance Number, or Driver’s Licence). If you receive a suspicious email purporting to be from a member of BMO Financial Group, do not reply or click on any links. Instead, report the suspicious email to online...@bmo.com immediately. Visit bmo.com/security for ways to help protect yourself online.
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I spent 11 minutes 35 seconds dealing with this matter with B.M.O. someone in Nicosia, Cyprus charged somehow my credit card $66.69 the bank then put a restriction on my card and sent me an email to call them which I did. They have restricted my card for online purchases apparently even though their fraud detection system red flagged the phony transaction. I have known ppl to have thousands of dollars put on their credit cards by foreign companies fraudulently they notify the bank the bank says no problem and that is the end of the matter.
My recorded convo is 1.41 GB so I can't upload it. Marlene from the bank says the company was STVBF Master Nicosia, Cyprus I Googled it and it doesn't exist.
We’ve noticed irregular activity on your BMO® credit card. To avoid any unauthorized transactions, your card ending in 8370 has been restricted.
For a quick resolution, please call us toll-free at 1-800-263-2263 (Canada and United States), or contact the Canadian Operator collect at 416-849-9003 to speak with a Fraud Specialist.You may also reach us at the phone number on the back of your BMO credit card.
If you have already spoken to us about this issue, please disregard this email.
Thanks,
BMO Bank of Montreal
BMO.com | Find a Branch
This message is sent to you by BMO Bank of Montreal.
BMO will never send you an email asking you to provide personal or confidential information (such as your debit or credit card number, passwords; or identification like Social Insurance Number, or Driver’s Licence). If you receive a suspicious email purporting to be from a member of BMO Financial Group, do not reply or click on any links. Instead, report the suspicious email to online...@bmo.com immediately. Visit bmo.com/security for ways to help protect yourself online.
Privacy | Legal | Security | Accessibility
I spent 11 minutes 35 seconds dealing with this matter with B.M.O. someone in Nicosia, Cyprus charged somehow my credit card $66.69 the bank then put a restriction on my card and sent me an email to call them which I did. They have restricted my card for online purchases apparently even though their fraud detection system red flagged the phony transaction. I have known ppl to have thousands of dollars put on their credit cards by foreign companies fraudulently they notify the bank the bank says no problem and that is the end of the matter.
My recorded convo is 1.41 GB so I can't upload it. Marlene from the bank says the company was STVBF Master Nicosia, Cyprus I Googled it and it doesn't exist.
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