Report: #1308853

Complaint Review: USAA - San Antonio Texas

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Submitted: Wed, June 01, 2016
Updated: Sat, June 18, 2016
Reported By: Bravo67 — Chico California USA

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USAA 10750McDermott Freeway San Antonio, Texas USA

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Category: Banks

USAA ACCOUNT LOCKED San Antonio Texas

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I never bank with USAA. they emailed me that my account was locked. i am really pissed off right nor no account with USAA why they are telling me that the account is locked. this is not right the only emailed that i received is from regular bank not USAA. i lived i California not Texas. how they got my emailed address? this is impossible.

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AUTHOR: Robert - (USA)

SUBMITTED: Saturday, June 18, 2016

POSTED: Saturday, June 18, 2016

What you received was a SPAM "phishing" email. USAA has nothing to do with this, it could have been any banks name. The scammers hope that out of the million e-mails that they send they get 1 person to fall for the scam and divulge their personal financial information. The best thing to do is trash the e-mail and never click on any of the links.

If you happen to get one that does appear to be from your bank, still DO NOT click on the link. Instead contact them by phone at the phone number YOU know is theirs as anything in the e-mail is probably fake and would direct you to the scammers.

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