The Security Of The Internet Banking

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Hello Joey, as I stated in our conversation your online account has been compromised. I can assure you we are taking ever precautions to ensure this doesn 't happen again.Community Trust & Banking Company uses the most advanced security available on the Internet today. The same level of security used in our branches is also employed in our Internet Banking products. All sensitive information is encrypted and online access requires a Personal ID and a password known only to you. (Note: Only valid account-holders should know the Internet Banking ID and Internet Banking PIN) Designed and tested with and by industry experts, Community Trust & Banking Internet Banking state-of-art technologies will protect your information.

Also be assured that your account has been locked and no other funds can be accessed from your account. We have issued you a new card and you should receive them my Monday of next week. This unfortunately happens way to often now. As we use more and more electronic devices, email, online banking ,purchasing things online as well as social media services like facebook and twitter among others,there will be someone trying to gain access to your personal information. Once they have access to that information they can use it to steal your identity, access banking information, withdraw money from your account, make purchases online, open credit cards accounts in your name just to name a few. I know this is a scary thing and we should take every precautions

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