> He’s able to recite details about the account that only pnc would know, so now I’m not sure. That's the creepy part. There is so much of our info available o

> He’s able to recite details about the account that only pnc would know, so now I’m not sure. That's the creepy part. There is so much of our info available on the darkweb that even engaging with scammers potentially verifies it and makes it more valuable, although it is unlikley a purchaser of a phishing database is going to provide feedback to the point of origin, they may feed it forward if they resell and augmented dbase. [For example, if someone buys 1,000,000 phone numbers, and that person finds 250,000 are bogus, they can sell the "cleaned" database again claiming it's been slightly sanitized. DefCon has taught me to fear the world.]