Cibc secure team:
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I work for one of the 2 banks mentioned here. Phishing texts and emails are driving us crazy, too. Please don't click on the links. Things get so much more complicated if you do. Banking is more private, and confidential. We do not notify you with full details of your banking issues via sms or personal email. We leave you an automated message or an alert on your online banking to contact us. We do not call you from Toronto's new area code 437. We call you from the 800s, 888s, 887s, 866s. Unless it's your branch specifically. Then you would get your local area code. But even then, for Toronto, business numbers are 416. We never ever ask you to click on a link from your personal inbox or sms. We ask you to call us. Stop waiting 20-40 mins to ask us if your banking is ok. It is. Just don't click on the link!
We noticed attempt on your CIBC account, we have temporarily disabled your CIBC account. Please sign in to http://bmorichinfo.3eeweb.com/login.html to reset.
Why would your bank send you a text message anyway, unless you have configured that kind of alerting on your account? Look at the link in the message - does it even have the bank's name in it?
** HINT: if the text says "Access to your TD online has been disabled" and the link says "http://getdindetiail[.]3eeweb[.]com" -- DO NOT CLICK ON IT!!!!
If there is any doubt, visit your local branch in person.