Online Threat Alerts (OTA) - Alerting you to scams and frauds.
The fake NCB alert text below, which claims recipients' accounts have been placed on hold due to unusual activities, is a phishing scam. The fraudulent text contains a link to a phishing website that tricks visitors into believing they are on the legitimate NCB website.
From:876-821-8904NCB Alert: Your account has been placed on hold due to unusual activities, kindly go to https://ncbonlinefiles. info to restore and regain acecss immediately.
From:876-821-8904
NCB Alert: Your account has been placed on hold due to unusual activities, kindly go to https://ncbonlinefiles. info to restore and regain acecss immediately.
The National Commercial Bank (NCB) alert scam is an ongoing phishing and smishing operation where fraudsters impersonate the bank to steal your money and personal details. Scammers use fake texts, emails, or calls claiming your account is compromised, suspended, or has received a strange transaction, and instruct you to click a malicious link to "resolve" the issue.
If you encounter a suspicious message, take a screenshot and immediately send it to reportfraud@jncb.com or ncbinfo@jncb.com. You can also review further security advice and trending alerts on the National Commercial Bank (NCB) Fraud Alerts page.
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