We provide training on International Banking Fraud Prevention. Phishing is the most frequently used method. Most of the fraud cases have to do with phishing. Perpetrators of phishing first send a number of e-mails – as if those messages originate from the customer’s bank – asking the customer to put down a number of data, including his telephone number, on a website or in an enclosure. Then they will call the customer on the telephone, pretend to be a staff member of his bank and ask him to disclose the response code mentioned on the screen of the card reader. They will use this information for carrying out illicit money transfers from the customer’s account.