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FDIC Consumer Fraud Alert
By Credit Federal | Published 11/8/2009
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) has received numerous reports of an email fraud that appears to be sent from the FDIC, but is infact a scam.
 
The subject line of the fraudulent email states:
Check your Bank Deposit Insurance Coverage

The email tells recipients that they are receiving the message because they are a holder of a FDIC-insured bank account, and that recently FDIC has officially named their bank as a failed bank and thus, took control of its assets. The email then asks recipients to visit the official FDIC website and perform the steps outlined to check their Deposit Insurance Coverage. The link provided in the email is a fraudulent link. The email further instructs recipients to download and open their personal FDIC Insurance File to check their Deposit Insurance Coverage.
 
The email and associated Web site are fraudulent. Recipients should consider the intent of the email as an attempt to collect personal or confidential information, some of which may be used to gain unauthorized access to online banking services or to conduct identity theft.
 
The FDIC does not issue unsolicited emails to consumers. Financial institutions and consumers should NOT follow the link in the fraudulent email.
 
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