Hello Lia.



Maybe you are for real, but a big bank would hardly use an ISP called haystac!

Do they?



Best wishes.

Peter J.

not for me ,I'm a practicing coward

Wasn't it ANZ who lost a big case, many years ago, for doing the wrong thing?

If you Google her name you will find she is from a PR company called Haystac.

I did report this to the ANZ banks and this is the reply I got--so it is all ok--



Hi xxxx



This is a legitimate post from our Public relations team, we are performing a case study to promote use of ANZ MoneyManager to show how it can be used on a day to day basis in real life situations.



Thankyou for sending this through, it's great to know that people are keeping an eye out for scams and hoaxes. Please don't hesitate to contact us if you come across something similar in the future or if you have any concerns.

Many thanks,



Adam Howell

ANZ MoneyManager

Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited

Phone: 03 9683 9779

E-Mail: [email protected]











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On a forum I go to this was posted and I wondered if it was something for you to be informed about? Can you please check it and get back to me and tell me please. See below>>

Thanks

xxxx



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Hi all, I’m Lia and I’m posting on behalf of ANZ MoneyManager: http://www.anzmoneymanager.com.au



I’m looking for retirees who use MoneyManager to potentially be used as a case study for us and possibly speak to the media about your experience with it. You don’t have to already be using the tool to participate though.



If you haven’t heard of it before, MoneyManager is a free online budgeting tool for anyone (not just ANZ customers) that gives you a really easy overall picture of your finances - it automatically categorises all of your purchases, showing how much you spend on petrol, groceries, housing, entertainment, investments, loans, etc - and your overall net worth.



If you’re interested in potentially being a case study, please feel free to PM me or email [email protected]. Otherwise, if you’ve got any questions, post them below and I’ll answer them.



Thanks in advance!



Lia











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