Fake “Remove Device” and “Account Verification” Scams: What They Look Like
Fake “Remove Device” and “Account Verification” Scams: What They Look Like
Why “Remove Device” scams are dangerous
Some phishing campaigns use buttons such as “Remove Device” or “Account Verification” to make the message feel urgent and technical. The button usually leads to a fake login page where scammers try to collect your username, password, and OTP.
If you clicked a suspicious button
- Close the page immediately.
- Log in via the official BDO app/website and change your password.
- Monitor your account for unauthorized transactions.
- Report the message (email: reportphish@bdo.com.ph; SMS: 22567888).
Disclaimer: bdophishing.com is an independent informational website created to raise awareness about phishing scams. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to BDO Unibank, Inc.
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