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8 out of 8 - yay!!

I got 8 out of 8. Sadly My mum was defrauded years ago before on line banking !! I trust one one and and I am suspicious of anything a little out of the ordinary. I actually assume things are scams when they may be Innocent. Although i knew the 2 about the bank calling or texting I would still probably visit the bank rather than call.

Gold star for me, I got 8/8. I had unauthorised transactions on my credit card account earlier this year which was very stressful. I didn't think the emails from my credit card company were genuine at first so I nearly didn't call them! It's very difficult to know what is genuine and what isn't but caution is always best.

7/8 The Yes No buttons from bank seemed a bit suspect to me, better to be safe than sorry, I would have rung the bank directly as they said they had blocked account.

I scored 6 out of 8 but that was because I did not read the message to see that it was a really weird telephone number. I think I am quite well up on scam messages but this quiz just goes to show you should question everything

6 out of 8. Thought two genuine messages were fake.....but thereagain, I don't do any banking on line so consider anything I get that purports to be from my bank is fraudulent

7 out of 8, quite pleased really

6/8 - got to get better!!

7/8 for me. Would have been 8 if I could have answered 'depends if I recognised the transactions in the text'!

I got 7/8. I think it is better to be over cautious.

7/8, darn! I'm super cautious about this sort of stuff too.

7/8 because I was over cautious on question 6. I would always look up a phone number online or on the back of my bank card if in doubt - in fact I did so when a message popped up asking me to call them whilst making an online payment last week rather than use the number on screen.

I scored 6 out of 8. If I thought a bank wanted me to call them, I would never phone the number that they text/message me on, but one from my statement.

I got 6/8, I am fairly cynical of anything that comes through by text/email asking me to click on something for financial details or to change logins but on one answer I was too cautious and it was a genuine alert. I have been the victim of credit card fraud before to the tune of several thousand pounds and luckily the bank agree to meet the cost out of insurance rather than chasing me for it, although in all honesty it was their mistake in the first place!!

7 out of 8

Another 8/8 but not too smug as only recently I opened an email from Sky and it was only when it took me through to a page to fill in bank details I realised it was suspicious. Ended up with some nasty spam and my Sky account being blocked for real which took ages to unlock.

7/8 So not too bad.

I could spot the difference between the genuine and fraudulent messages, but there is only one of the genuine ones that would actually cause me to get in touch.

I scored 7/8 - I got the question about a text message wrong

I scored 7/8 but it was because I was being over cautious & not trusting one of the genuine text messages

8/8, I get quite a lot of scam emails, but I think they way to deal with it is if you are in any doubt, ring the company concerned yourself on the number you already hold for them to check.

I got 6/8. I was a bit thrown by the bank telephone nos to ring as I would only ring ones I know as shown on my banking card.

7/8 for being overcautious...which I don't think is a bad thing!

I got 8 out of 8

I was surprised that I only scored 6/8 I never reply directly from a text or email link, I use internet banking and use Live Chat facility if I have any concerns.