- Report: #489530
Complaint Review: HSBC Card Services
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| HSBC Card Services hsbccreditcard.com
Internet United States of America |
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HSBC Card Services makes it impossible for cardholders to contact through Internet
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Search TipsCome on! Are people still actually falling for this? Wake up! You've just had your username and password stolen. This trick is almost as old as online commerce.
Here's what happened. A scammer sent you an email that said fraud had been detected on your account. He included a link to a site that appeared to be GM/HSBC, but was actually a fake site. You put your username and password into that page, which was stored and immediately delivered to the scammer. By now the scammer has probably already accessed your account. I suggest you waste no time in calling the card company and reporting what happened.
For future reference, financial companies do not send an email with a link if they believe your account has been compromised. The reason they don't is that only scammers do that.
