https://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/12025831/Spot-the-scam-are-these-messages-from-banks-or-fraudsters.html
I got 5 out of 7 correct, and the ones I missed were real messages and I marked them as phishing ( fake) ones.... It is a UK site, so those in the UK may have an unfair advantage ( but maybe those of us that know zero about UK banks have the advantage, you never know)....
9:16AM GMT 02 Dec 2015
Fraud emails used to be far easier to spot, often containing spelling mistakes and gramatical errors.
You knew that the Nigerian prince or oil merchant millionaire was never going to leave you their life savings and lots of scam attempts were caught by spam filters.
However, fraudsters are getting more sophisticated - and better at proofreading. "Phishing" emails can pass through spam filters into inboxes, seemingly from familiar companies that you do genuine business with and addressing customers personally when requesting a confirmation of personal details.
Unknowing victims are also being targeted via text message, arguably a more personal approach and harder to spot.
Have a look and see if you can tell the genuine messages from the fake ones.