Observed arrival · 2026-10-08
The 16,800-mile compensation that asks for your bank password
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A LifeMiles-lookalike page promises compensation for uncredited miles, then presents a payment flow requesting card details, a one-time code, and bank credentials.
- For
- LifeMiles members targeted by the compensation claim
- Worth noticing
- After a COP 34,900 charge, the flow requests card details, a one-time code, and bank username and password.
Field notes
The page presents a claim for 16,800 miles tied to flights from 2022–2025, then itemizes a COP 34,900 charge as a base fee plus IVA. Its displayed sequence moves from card fields to an OTP prompt and a request for bank credentials, followed by a payment-approved message. The stated credit timing varies: one screen says 2–5 business hours, while the final message says 24–48 hours.
Observed signals
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Editorial observations of this landing page, not a rating.
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