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If I had an account with every bank that asks me to update my details etc I'm sure my finanaces would be in even more of a muddle than they are 
. Usually the junk mail filter picks up most stuff, I have a quick look at the list, and delete it. Deleting mail is usually my first job when I go on the computer, followed by checking up on what you lot have said.
This morning though there was one using a barrister's real name and chambers address. The only reason I realised was because it was from Portsmouth and I recognised it. I should probably have just deleted it, but instead I forwarded it (with explanation) to the chamber's address, so the chap knows his details are being used in vain. They'll probably wonder why I bothered, but it annoyed me that they had used a real person's name to lend authenticity. .
. Usually the junk mail filter picks up most stuff, I have a quick look at the list, and delete it. Deleting mail is usually my first job when I go on the computer, followed by checking up on what you lot have said. This morning though there was one using a barrister's real name and chambers address. The only reason I realised was because it was from Portsmouth and I recognised it. I should probably have just deleted it, but instead I forwarded it (with explanation) to the chamber's address, so the chap knows his details are being used in vain. They'll probably wonder why I bothered, but it annoyed me that they had used a real person's name to lend authenticity. .
) I used to bank with them and I did forward the email onto Barclays. My hubby has these emails every week. Why anyone falls for them I do not know
*is so glad he doesn't 'do' gardening forums lol*
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