I didn’t know I had a Wells Fargo bank account. I think I’ll email these guys back and see if I can get more information about my account. If you’re a newbie, this is called phishing, and they want you to click on one of the links and enter your bank account information so that they can then go in and empty out your bank account for you. They will probably waite until you’ve been paid on the 5th, then take it all. Please don’t actually click on any of the following links….

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Dear Wells Fargo =C2=AE valued member, Due to =
concerns we have for the safety and integrity of the Wells Fargo =
community we have issued this message. It has come to our attention =
that your Wells Fargo account information needs to be updated. If =
you could please take 5-10 minutes out of your online experience and =
update your records you will not run into any future problems with =
the online service. However, failure to update your records will =
result in account suspension. Once you have updated your account =
records your Wells Fargo will not be interrupted and will =
continue as normal. Please follow the link below and update your =
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Service Department, 2007
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