An email with the subject “Important Notice for IFITonline® Commercial Users” was sent to Bank of Guam customers and noncustomers, a press release stated.

The email has been identified as a phishing scam, which is an attempt to steal personal information such as usernames, passwords and other account details.

Bank officials provided the following information:

• Bank of Guam will never ask you to validate your personal information outside of our secure channels (i.e., in the branch, over the phone, upon secure login to online banking). You should be suspicious of any email or online site that requests you to do so.

• When using IFITonline, you must enter through the Bank’s official website homepage: https://www.bankofguam.com. All other links that direct you to an unfamiliar page should be treated as suspicious.

• Once you have logged into Bank of Guam’s online banking, the URL will change to https://online.ifitbanking.com. Anything other than this should be treated as suspicious and you should not proceed.

For more information, contact the bank’s customer service at 472-5300 or email customerservice@bankofguam.com.
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Hafa Adai and Happy holidays
Anna

And as Thomas England is no stud, I have seen no evidence or admission that he has been castrated, or that he is seeking USDA acceptance.
Even Thomas Akin at threat of castration would have to admit, that rape can occur without equipment–because it is not about procreation.