If you suspect that you have shared a password with a phisher, you should change it immediately. If you use the 'phished' password elsewhere, change it there too. If you have provided your credit card or bank details, notify Card Stop and your bank immediately. For Card Stop, call 070 344 344 – the procedure can be found on the Card Stop website. You should also contact your bank immediately, so that they can block your account or certain transfers if necessary. If you notice that money has been stolen from your bank account, you should report this to the police. Also, be sure to forward the suspicious message you clicked on to suspicious@safeonweb.be. This way, you can prevent other people from experiencing the same situation.