That is not my Bank

It's a phishing mail, its gonna trick you into entering your bank information in the guise that they are upgrading their security.

There are a lot modus that want to scam people. Good thing you didnt fall into their trap.

I get dime a dozen such emails.Some banks even claim that my loan is ready to disburse where as I never have applied for the loan from any bank. These are business Gimmicks at the desperate level! Thanks!

One way to avoid the hassle is to have another e-mail account for junk mail.

sometimes we are tempted to open our email because we think it is something important. good you didn't open it..

You need to be more careful nowadays because they are a lot of scams everywhere.

Yes, deleting it is probably for the best,,,if it is something you did not apply for or did so years ago,,get rid of it..My favorite lol..is life insurance sent thru a credit union I haven't had for hmm at least 10 years or more..please, I don't want you!

I have also received that kind of email. The email told me that there was problem with my bank account. I don't even use that bank.

You have to be so careful these days not to fall victim to these scammers, they will try anything they can to get your money. Good thing you didn't believe it

immediately, i delete the email because it is spam for me.

Why do you have many emails from the same bank with the same subject line? That is strange.

Some emails could be jokes on you or it was sent to the wrong email address.

Good thing you delete it. Must have been a phishing mail.

I received such emails. I didn't open them.

Like you, I often have a lot of junk mails. I never read these mails.

That's good you have deleted that email..

I get those types of emails all the time. Apparently I am in for an inheritance of $800,000 from someone I never knew existed! I even signed the documents! Funny....I don't remember it.

They send out these things to thousands of people at a time, hoping that some percentage of them will have accounts at the bank in question, and will be silly enough to respond and enter their details - which will of course then give the scammers access to their accounts. Real banks never send emails like this. If you get one, even purporting to be from a bank where you have an account, just delete it.

Oh, they flooding your email.

I never experience those, be careful always