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If you receive an email from your bank, merchant service or other
financial institution requesting that you confirm your account
information, ignore the message. If you feel that the message is
in the least bit genuine, you should contact your bank by telephone and
report the incident. This message is totally bogus. It is an
attempt by the spammer to acquire your account information so they can
make fraudulent charges. Following is an example of one of these
messages. Please note that these messages may even include your
name and other identifying information. 
Account Confirmation Required!
Dear Valued RegionsNet® Client,
Recently there have been a large number of identity theft attempts
targeting RegionsNet
customers. In order to safeguard your
account we require that you confirm your banking details. This process
is mandatory.
You may do so by clicking Here and
submitting the required information.
Failure to do so may result in a temporary cessation of your account
services pending submission. Thank you for your prompt attention to
this matter and your co-operation in helping us maintain the integrity
of our customers accounts.
Please do not reply to this e-mail, as this is an unmonitored alias. If
you require further assistance refer to our
support centre .
RegionsNet respects your privacy.
Click here to read the
RegionsNet Group Privacy Policy Statement.
Electronic Banking services are issued by the RegionsNet of United
States (Electronic Banking services include
telephone banking, Netbank and Bpay). A
Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) is
available for these products on this website or from
any branch of the RegionsNet.
Regions' Customer Service Center: (800) Regions (734-4667) or (800)
483-9393 (For customer in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina)
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RegionsNet® of United States 2005
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