Executive asked me to mail to her email address which looks like [six-digit-number]@aubank.in

[src223]

I have been rejected for AU bank card for a number of times. Mostly due to address related issues.

Example 1
Example 2 - recently got rejected because I provided same address for home and office (I am a freelancer)

Today I got a call (from an unknown number) saying that my application is stuck at verification phase. She asked me to mail to her writing "my company has given me work from home, hence kindly approve my card on my residence address".

The mail id which she provided looks like XXXXXX@aubank.in
(X being digits)

Have anyone of you faced anything similar? Is it ok to mail?

 

[saucy]

Exact
They ask you to email "work from home" on a weird email I'd which is all numbers.

 

[src223]

Exact
They ask you to email "work from home" on a weird email I'd which is all numbers.

Is it safe to do? I mean it doesn't look like any personal information. Also it has domain of aubank.in.

 

[ltf4ever]

Is it safe to do? I mean it doesn't look like any personal information. Also it has domain of aubank.in.

domain seems genuine. even their pno has email ID as pno@aubank.in

just ensure that you type it and not copy paste in the address bar.

the digits are most probably their employee code.
don't share any pii though.

 

[Dharm]

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I have been rejected for AU bank card for a number of times. Mostly due to address related issues.

Example 1
Example 2 - recently got rejected because I provided same address for home and office (I am a freelancer)

Today I got a call (from an unknown number) saying that my application is stuck at verification phase. She asked me to mail to her writing "my company has given me work from home, hence kindly approve my card on my residence address".

The mail id which she provided looks like XXXXXX@aubank.in
(X being digits)

Have anyone of you faced anything similar? Is it ok to mail?

2 month ago, I provided same address for home and office, person came to my home and clicked my picture for verification, then received cancellation messege next day for same reason as both my address are same. Not tried after that.

Same thing happened with my relative, he wants Au card, but rejected in past due to same address issue, 2-3 days ago he opened their 0 balance account, so that he may get pre-approved offers.

Let's see what happened?

 

[AlgoTrader]

it is common in corporat world, you can use employee id followed by @companyname as email address

 

[saucy]

Is it safe to do? I mean it doesn't look like any personal information. Also it has domain of aubank.in.

I got the card 🤷

 

[pradeepG]

I got the card 🤷

for self employed also, they reject on same home& office address?

what have u shown your occupation as Self employed or salaried?

 

[Mpautobe]

I have been rejected for AU bank card for a number of times. Mostly due to address related issues.

Example 1
Example 2 - recently got rejected because I provided same address for home and office (I am a freelancer)

Today I got a call (from an unknown number) saying that my application is stuck at verification phase. She asked me to mail to her writing "my company has given me work from home, hence kindly approve my card on my residence address".

The mail id which she provided looks like XXXXXX@aubank.in
(X being digits)

Have anyone of you faced anything similar? Is it ok to mail?

Safe to do.. I too faced this..

 

[saucy]

for self employed also, they reject on same home& office address?

what have u shown your occupation as Self employed or salaried?

Salaried

 

[devtemp]

I have been rejected for AU bank card for a number of times. Mostly due to address related issues.

Example 1
Example 2 - recently got rejected because I provided same address for home and office (I am a freelancer)

Today I got a call (from an unknown number) saying that my application is stuck at verification phase. She asked me to mail to her writing "my company has given me work from home, hence kindly approve my card on my residence address".

The mail id which she provided looks like XXXXXX@aubank.in
(X being digits)

Have anyone of you faced anything similar? Is it ok to mail?

I'd appreciate it if you can share - Did you send them the email and what was the result?