Acts like AIB, sending fraudulent texts that urge an immediate call to this number to unlock a frozen card.
Fake AIB Alert: Scam Exposed
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Expert Opinion
Midnight alerts about frozen bank cards rarely come from legitimate sources, especially if you don't even hold an account there. These messages from this number mimic Allied Irish Banks (AIB) to create urgency, tricking people into calling back where scammers might extract personal details or install malware. All reports flag it as a clear scam, with no genuine bank operating this way—real notifications use official channels like apps or verified emails. Hang up immediately if you call, never share info, and report to your actual bank or authorities like the Gardaí in Ireland. Block the number and enable two-factor authentication to stay safe.
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Recent Reports for (01) 233 9358
Fraudulent message that masquerades as AIB.
Fraudulent activity.
A midnight message warned that my AIB card was frozen and urged an immediate call, even though I don’t own an AIB card.
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