Fake emails
Emails pretending to be from legitimate sources, however that are asking you to give away personal or private information.
A delivery scam is when a fraudster sends you a message stating that a courier has tried to deliver a parcel or package, but no one answered. The message asks that you click on a link to reschedule the delivery where you'll be asked to enter sensitive information e.g. date of birth, mobile number and card details.
The scammers will use this information to call you or access your bank account and steal your money.
Always access websites by typing them into the web browser and avoid clicking on links in texts.
Remain vigilant and check delivery notifications very carefully to ensure they are genuine.
Always question claims that you are due goods or services that you haven’t ordered or are unaware of, especially if you have to pay any fees upfront.
If you have received a suspicious text message referring to Isle of Man Bank, please forward the text to us at:
+44 (0) 7860 009378
Standard network rates apply. Please contact your network provider for more information on charges.
If you have received a fraudulent or suspicious email, and not responded to it, please forward the email to phishing@iombank.com.
However, if you have responded to the email, and/or you suspect that any of your accounts with us have been accessed online by someone other than yourself, please contact us immediately on:
0800 161 5154
Call +44 (0) 1268 50074 from abroad
Calls may be recorded.
Emails pretending to be from legitimate sources, however that are asking you to give away personal or private information.
Phone calls from fraudsters that encourage you to give out personal details, such as your debit card number or card reader codes.
Identity theft is when a fraudster steals your personal information to impersonate you, open accounts, obtain credit or set up businesses.