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JayhawkSD

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3. Both above are good advice.

Reply to mahina (Original post)

Sun Nov 11, 2018, 01:09 AM

Nov 2018

Never click a link which is in an email sent to you, even if it is from someone you know, unless you know what that link is and can verify that the link is valid. By which I mean you can compare the link to one in your own address book, for instance.

Disregard anyone emailing you about bank accounts, loans or tax matters. Banks, loan companies and governments do not communicate via email.

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Received an email from Navient, student loans. The act link went to my google drive. Problematic? [View all] mahina Nov 2018 OP

Do you have a loan from them? Tucker08087 Nov 2018 #1

I get "bank" notices a lot. dawg day Nov 2018 #2

Both above are good advice. JayhawkSD Nov 2018 #3