Your BANK will NEVER ask for you to confirm ANYTHING via e-mail, this is a scam that has been going around for a long time, if they require you to confirm anything they will call you and ask for you to come into the bank. Even if they ask you to do it over the phone, you can refuse and request to go into your local branch.
I have received e-mails off banks that i do not even have an account with, telling me that there has been 'fraudulent activity' on my account. These have been arriving for about 12 months, the easiest thing to do, if you have ANY concerns, is to simply ignore them and contact your bank directly to ask if the info you have been given is correct.
Just remember, make sure they have your up-to-date contact details and you will be OK.
NEVER TRUST E-MAILS CLAIMING TO BE FROM OFFICIAL SOURCES AS THEY WILL 99.9% OF THE TIME, BE A SCAM.
The following link is for the UK but it is also valid for the rest of the world.
http://www.shropshir...9E4E802574C100447396(RAW LINK) - Always hover over a link and look in your status bar to check if the link is actually what it seems to be...
Example:
Hover over the following links and look in your status bar:
Http://www.google.comHttp://www.google.comNotice, the first link, takes you to google, and the 2nd link looks like the same thing, but if you hover over the second link, you will notice (in your status bar at the bottom of your browser) that it takes you to Microsoft.com...
Hope this helps
