07 April 2010
The following (or similar) email is currently in circulation and should be ignored. The email appears to be addressed From: Credit Union Australia [mailto: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ] and has a Subject: Security notification regarding your Web Banker.The email also contains a URL link which is linked to a phishing website.
Do not open the link. It may be a scam / phishing for your security information. Delete the email immediately.
From: Credit Union Australia [mailto:
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Subject: Security notification regarding your Web Banker
Dear Credit Union Australia customer,
We recently reviewed your account, and we are suspecting that your CUA Web Banker account may have been accessed from an unauthorized computer.
This may be due to changes in your IP address or location. Protecting the security of your account and of the Credit Union Australia network is our primary concern.
We are asking you to immediately login and report any unauthorized withdrawals, and check your account profile to make sure no changes have been made.
To protect your account please follow the instructions below:
* DO NOT SHARE YOUR WEB ACCESS CODE (WAC) WITH OTHER USERS
* LOG OFF AFTER USING YOUR ONLINE ACCOUNT
Please click on the following link, to verify your account activity:
https://webbanker.cua.com.au/webbanker/2/CUA
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and appreciate your support in helping us maintaining the integrity of the entire Credit Union Australia system.
Please login as soon as possible.
Thank you,
Credit Union Australia Customer Service.
Subject: Security notification regarding your Web Banker
Dear Credit Union Australia customer,
We recently reviewed your account, and we are suspecting that your CUA Web Banker account may have been accessed from an unauthorized computer.
This may be due to changes in your IP address or location. Protecting the security of your account and of the Credit Union Australia network is our primary concern.
We are asking you to immediately login and report any unauthorized withdrawals, and check your account profile to make sure no changes have been made.
To protect your account please follow the instructions below:
* DO NOT SHARE YOUR WEB ACCESS CODE (WAC) WITH OTHER USERS
* LOG OFF AFTER USING YOUR ONLINE ACCOUNT
Please click on the following link, to verify your account activity:
https://webbanker.cua.com.au/webbanker/2/CUA
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and appreciate your support in helping us maintaining the integrity of the entire Credit Union Australia system.
Please login as soon as possible.
Thank you,
Credit Union Australia Customer Service.
A message from CUA
If you receive this or a similar email pertaining to CUA, please do not follow any of the links, but report these to CUA by forwarding these emails to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
If you have accidentally given out personal information regarding your account details, please change your password on Web Banker immediately. If you are unsure how to do this, or have any other queries, please contact our helpful staff at CUA Direct on 133 cua (133 282) and they will assist you.
It is very important to note that no financial institution, including CUA, would ever ask you to confirm your identity or supply your passwords via email.
For more information visit CUA Security and Fraud
If you receive this or a similar email pertaining to CUA, please do not follow any of the links, but report these to CUA by forwarding these emails to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
If you have accidentally given out personal information regarding your account details, please change your password on Web Banker immediately. If you are unsure how to do this, or have any other queries, please contact our helpful staff at CUA Direct on 133 cua (133 282) and they will assist you.
It is very important to note that no financial institution, including CUA, would ever ask you to confirm your identity or supply your passwords via email.
For more information visit CUA Security and Fraud
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