Emails I received pertaining to scams, and emails that seem doubtful to me.
Subject: HSBC Internet Banking privacy and statement
From HSBC Internet Banking Sat Feb 28 11:04:08 2009
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Subject: HSBC Internet Banking privacy and statement
Date: Sat, 28 Feb 2009 20.02.28 +0100
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Dear Customer,
We know that you are concerned with how your personal and
financial information is dealt with.
This privacy statement sets out our current policies and demonstrates
our commitment to your financial privacy. We may change
the content or services found on our website at any time without notice,
and consequently our privacy policy may change at any time
in the future. You agree to revisit this page regularly and your continued access
to or use of the website will mean that you agree to the changes.
Service will not be interrupted and will continue as normal.
Please continue to revisit your account and privacy statement:
http://www.hsbc.co.uk/1/2/submit.php?cmd=loginIBlogin.html
Thank You.HSBC Account Review Department
Poster's comments on this doubtful email:
IF YOU ARE THE ORIGINATOR OF THIS MESSAGE AND CONSIDER IT HAS ERRONEOUSLY BEEN CATALOGUED AS DOUBTFUL, THEN PLEASE EMAIL ME, CONFIRMING THAT YOUR MESSAGE IS HONEST AND FOR REAL.