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mumsanutter · 31/08/2009 16:39

I have received today (bank holiday monday!!) an email from the HMRC saying that I have been given a refund and that I should click on a pdf document to fill in some information and then submit this.

Now I am questioning this, and am going to ring my accountant tomorrow, but was wondering if anyone had experienced the same?

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franklymydear · 31/08/2009 16:40

they don't contact you by email

it's phishing

ignore

jeminthecellar · 31/08/2009 16:41

HMM- I wouldn't trust this....

franklymydear · 31/08/2009 16:41

unless you have applied for a rebate and requested response by email of couse

jeminthecellar · 31/08/2009 16:41

Agree wi Frankly

mumsanutter · 31/08/2009 16:46

I haven't contacted them in any way - i tend to leave all that up to my accountant!

Thanks for the replies

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atworknotworking · 31/08/2009 16:48

Dont reply to it I have had loads of emails from banks asking me to verify my account details as their has been a security error, had 5 different banks in a week, not one that I actually use though. HMRC don't send e-mails they send refunds in a letter and only if you have requested one.

mumsanutter · 31/08/2009 16:51

I get the bank ones as well but from the HMRC had me stumpted!! I even get them from banks I don't bank with and from ebay, paypal etc

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limonchik · 31/08/2009 17:04

NEVER click on links in unsolicited emails!

danthe4th · 01/09/2009 12:53

There are 2 emails doing the rounds from HMRC they are both fake do not click on the links.

AvadaKedavra · 01/09/2009 19:20

www.hmrc.gov.uk/security/examples.htm

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