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pbackx | 2 years ago
Eventually they decide we should replace all our cards. 5 minutes later we get an SMS asking us to call an unknown number to set our PIN code for the new card. It contained at least 5 warning signs as in the author's article.
We call them back asking them what that SMS is about and the only explanation is "That is the good kind of SMS, you can trust it"
(Eventually we did get all stolen money back, but it took a while. We never got a plausible explanation of what may have happened and what we could do to prevent it in the future)
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