NatWest customers are being warned about a new email phishing scam which is aimed at their bank balances. The dodgy email claims the mobile linked to your online account has been changed, and says a one-time passcode has been sent to your old number.
It goes on to ask you to click on a link to cancel the request. If you click on this link, it takes you to a webpage that looks just like the NatWest online banking site, the Mirror reports.
However, the URL contains a string of random words rather than a genuine NatWest domain. You should not enter any of your personal details on this webpage, as scammers will then use them to access your bank account.
