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Fake Commonwealth Huskisson Bank Website - www.huskisson.co .za
Fake Commonwealth Huskisson Bank Website - www.huskisson.co .za

The website: "huskisson.co .za", is a fake Commonwealth Huskisson Bank website. The legitimate Commonwealth Huskisson Bank website is located at "www.commbank.com.au". So, if you are taken to the phishing website: huskisson.co .za (see image below), please do not enter your username, password, personal or financial information on it. Any information submitted on the fake website will be sent to cyber-criminals who will use the information to hijack your account and steal your money. They may also use your account commit fraud.

Fake Commonwealth Huskisson Bank Website

The website www.huskisson.co .za

For a banking website, it doesn’t have a secured connection, which is required to protect sensitive information that is sent between the bank's website and the online users’ computers. All legitimate banks have this type of online security called SSL. When you visit a website, the website address or URL for a secured website starts with https:// instead of the unsecured http://.

Again, the legitimate Commonwealth Huskisson Bank website is located: https://www.commbank.com.au

If you were tricked into entering your credentials, personal and financial information on the fake website, please contact your bank immediately.

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by an anonymous user from: Manila, National Capital Region, Philippines

Well thank God I didn't send my personal info. I know it's a scam, to all of you guys who received same message, just think before you click. Not everything you see on the internet is true.

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by an anonymous user from: Windhoek, Khomas, Namibia

Hi,

Thanks a lot for the warning. I freaked out and got very much excited when I saw that I won US dollars and it was too good too be true, so I searched this so called Lindiwe online and came across this site and saw that it was just a scam.

I was almost prepared to give all my details, but you guys saved me.

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by an anonymous user from: Tehran, Tehran, Iran

Hello, the same email received for me. And, I without research about mail, send my personal information, contact number and my residential. Of course, I did not send my bank account information. Does the problem occur?

Thanks.

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This will not cause a problem. Just be careful next time, because the scammers will attempt to use the information that you have sent, to trick you into sending money or more information.

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by an anonymous user from: Jakarta Pusat, Jakarta, Indonesia

I have just received the same email and I don't belive in easy money.

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by an anonymous user from: Tbilisi, Tbilisi, Georgia

I have just received the same letter and checked immediately. I did not send anything.Thanks from Georgia

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by an anonymous user from: Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

I have submitted my name and address,phone and numbers. Will they be able to draw money with these deatails?

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by an anonymous user from: Davao City, Davao Region, Philippines

I just received an email informing that I have won in the lotto draw since I don't remember making a bet.

Before taking the risk to send my personal details, I really look for this Lindiwe Mande online and found out this post.

Thank you so much for saving me from this fraudulence.

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by an anonymous user from: Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

I received the same email. I have sent my details except for the account. Are they be able to draw money with my address and phone number?

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No.

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by an anonymous user from: Montreal, Quebec, Canada

I received the same email. But the moment i read the email i knew that it is fake.

In this world where everybody is trying to be reach, there is no one that awards so much money out of no where.

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by an anonymous user from: Makati City, National Capital Region, Philippines

Thanks so much for this information.. they almost got me..

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by an anonymous user from: Newark, New Jersey, United States

Hello! I'm from Venezuela. Thanks God I found this site. I received the same "spam mail" and it says I have won 94.000 $ too. Now I see this is fake. Don't believe it!

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by an anonymous user from: Ljubljana, Slovenia

The same here.
Email came from: ltaj917

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by an anonymous user from: Skopje, Karpoš, Macedonia

I just received exact same email. I am so glad I googled her name which brought to this website. ~

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by an anonymous user from: Mandaluyong, National Capital Region, Philippines

I also receive same as you guys. I double check about it and it's a scam.

And, now I lost confidence in using my gmail.

My question is, why does this email spread?

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The email is sent out as spam, and spam is one of the biggest problems on the internet.

Google and other email providers are trying everyday to protect their users, but scammers and cyber-criminals are always finding new ways to beat the system.

So, it is in your interest to protect yourself, by doing your research or applying a little common sense, before following instructions in an email message, especially one that says you have won the lottery.

Not because an email has Google logos, the names of their executives, and appear to have been sent by them, it doesn't necessarily means it sent by them.

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by an anonymous user from: Bartlesville, Oklahoma, United States

well I type in this lady's name LINDA WANDIPO. I never signed up for a contest or anything like that, but for some reason or another I ended up winning $94,000 for the fight against Eboli.
I'm lost can somebody help me or not because I don't know what the h**l is going on did I win.

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by an anonymous user from: London, England, United Kingdom

I have received the same email too. I sent them my phone number, name, and address. Horrible how can they trick people like this. I do give money to several charities so I found it weird but believed it....

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by an anonymous user from: London, England, United Kingdom

I have also received the same notifications. I hear have won US$ 94.000.00. They are scammers

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by an anonymous user from: North Bergen, New Jersey, United States

I have received the same notifications. They said I have won US$ 94.000.00. They
are scammers.

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by an anonymous user from: Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom

I just received this email saying I won$94K, so Googled and here I am. I would have never sent my details. But just Googled to double check... I'm in the UK.
Thanks for the Google help.

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by an anonymous user from: Milan, Lombardy, Italy

Dame here, glad I checked.

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by an anonymous user from: Gaborone, Botswana

thanks for your informative information. I just received same email which I thought it looked suspicious and I Googled this name: Linda Wandipo.

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by an anonymous user from: Nairobi, Kenya

Oh my I already sent my ID; am worried please advise.

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There is no need to worry. Just report it to the police.

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by an anonymous user from: Sopot, Woj. Pomorskie, Poland

Hello everybody,

Thank you for your comments! I am aware of emails like this very much. I got the same message just a few minutes ago so I decided to check out if it is a fake and I found this site. It's terrible that they are doing this to people from all over the world (I am from Poland, Europe). Thanks once more and be careful - I like this sentence "money don't grow on the trees" :).

I wish a good day for everyone of you!

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by an anonymous user from: Gwynn Oak, Maryland, United States

I just received this same email. I work in a cyber security capacity and this email SCREAMED scam; specifically a phishing ploy.

As many on this site have stated, NOTHING is free...at least not $94K-worth!

If you're using Gmail, you can report the email as a phishing email by simply using the reply drop-down.

There's a "report phishing" option that will alert the complete Gmail team. This is reprehensible!

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by an anonymous user from: Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

Thanks... That was much appreciated...

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by an anonymous user from: Bangkok, Thailand

Thanks for Google.com and onlinethreatalerts.com. I've found that it's just an absolutely fake mail:

"from: bqog841
date: 16 March 2015 at 19:20
subject: tgvh007

bla bla bla..."

key words:
94,000USD/ fight against Ebola/ Serial Batch No/ Winning Number/ Ref No/ edith.rampe-representative.com/ Mrs Lindiwe Mande/ Mr. Linda Wandipo/ Chairman of 2015SPT

SWOT analysis,

Strongs:
Lotto Winner, 94,000USD

Weaks:
The form isn't formal; no Org.'s address, the names can't be found on google, I didn't fight against Ebola, fighting against Ebola shouldn't be inspired by Lotto, there're more than 3 lucky winners according to this webpage, etc.

Oppotunities:
1 or more of victims may not becareful of thismail and following the fake instruction.

Threats:
This is 2015; Internet is everywhere also Google.com

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by an anonymous user from: Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan

Received that too with Evo on top and sender is someone called Celina Aspor.

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by an anonymous user from: Alice, Eastern Cape, South Africa

these people should be arested because I received this too today.

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by an anonymous user from: Calgary, Alberta, Canada

I just received the email announcing I am a lotto winner to the tune of $94000 us in the fight against Ebola. Thanks for confirming its a scam. United we stand! Worldwide

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by an anonymous user from: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

I just received mine too... I was pretty sure it's a scam and this site confirms it :)

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by an anonymous user from: São Bento do Sapucaí, São Paulo, Brazil

I received this email too, and before sending any information, researched about. Beware of false promises of "easy money" as well down there said, money does not grow on trees.

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by an anonymous user from: Nairobi, Nairobi Area, Kenya

just received that text on my email, thanks to this website, I am seeing people from all over the world here..thank

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by an anonymous user from: Newark, New Jersey, United States

Oh! You've brought me out of a big scam. I just sent my name and number to the following Email address nothing else! Thank for your awareness.

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by an anonymous user from: Killara, New South Wales, Australia

I had the same problem. Same email, same name on it. Fortunately I found this site. Thanks

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by an anonymous user from: Washington, District of Columbia, United States

I just sent my name, address and phone number and the supposed "winning number and reference number" should I be worried? Could they get something from that? They could get that info from the phone book... Well all but the "winning and ref. No."

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You don't need to worry. Just be careful next time, because the scammers will attempt to trick you into sending money or more information, with the information you have already sent them.

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by an anonymous user from: Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Hi,

I also received announcement letter from a Ms Lindiwe Mande requesting me to send personal info to the email, edith.rampe- representative.com.

A letter was signed by a certain Mr Linda Wandipo. Apparently I'm told that I have won 94,000 USD and to claim the money I have to send my personal information. I'm glad I googled the name Lindiwe Mande which brought me here.

Beware. Money do not grow on tree.

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by an anonymous user from: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Oh, wow. I just received exact same email. I am so glad I googled her name which brought to this website.

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by an anonymous user from: Taipei City, Taiwan, Taiwan

Me too, received the same letter, thanks.

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by an anonymous user from: Montevideo, Uruguay

Yes, I received this e-mail too... But, it looks fake with a naked eye, anyway. Cyber-crime is real, and it´s happening way too often nowadays.

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by an anonymous user from: Raleigh, North Carolina, United States

they took the webpage down! I guess this was all fake.

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by an anonymous user from: Delhi, India

I had only shared my identity and phone number..is there any problem...I didn't shared my account details.

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Once you didn't share your account details you are OK. But, contact your bank and let them know what had happened.

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by an anonymous user from: Yangon, Rangoon, Myanmar

I am from myanmar. Also I had submitted by info to Lindiwe.mande-africamail.com.

I got the same mail like previous. Even I was very suspicious on these letters.

I had sent my information to the londiwe.At last nearly to pay the money to lindane when I saw your fake common wealth Huskisson Bank website. I can stop this procedure.

Thank you very much.

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by an anonymous user from: Nairobi, Kenya

I had already submitted my identity and personal info, what should I do? Can they scam anyone using it??? I am worried.

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Please contact your bank and the police immediately. They will use the information that you have sent to steal your money or identity.

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