Question

Receiving an email that says you have changed your bank account password when you have not is:

A. likely a warning sign of fraud, but the email should be opened to be certain.

B. not likely a warning sign of fraud, but the email should be deleted regardless.

C. not likely a warning sign of fraud, and the email should be opened.

D. likely a warning sign of fraud, and you should contact your bank.

Answer 1

. likely a warning sign of fraud, and you should contact your bank.

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

D. likely a warning sign of fraud, and you should contact your bank.

Step-by-step explanation:

If you have not changed your bank account's password, and you are the only one you know with access to the account, you should suspect either that your account has been compromised or that you are being scammed. Call the official number of your bank to find out (not the one on the email.)