PAYPAL ALERT!!!! MEMBERS WITH PAYPAL CLICK HERE

[rebgirl420]

the people who do this shit should be brought outside and beaten with boards that have rusty nails in them

rebgirl420 Reviewed by rebgirl420 on 03-19-2007. PAYPAL ALERT!!!! MEMBERS WITH PAYPAL CLICK HERE ok so the other day i got a seemingly normal e-mail from "paypal" apparently saying if i verified my account they would drop £5 into my account. which got me thinking ..as i am allready verified from years ago, so i mailed the paypal security team and sure as sure i had recieved a FAKE spoof phishing mail ...........paypal confirmed it was a hoax mail, and i asked me to send them a copy which i have done, so yeah if anyone you guys get this mail dont responed except to let paypal know Rating: 5

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Crispi :jointsmile:

That's like a microcosm of the paypal world... I love paypal and many do... You can't give anyone the advantage with money today cause you will lose... The world sux not only paypal...

[halfassedjediknight]

the people who do this shit should be brought outside and beaten with boards that have rusty nails in them

pffft

[affasd]

ya ive gotten these before like someone said if there ever asking for your info its fake

[pwn3dy0]

No offense, but anyone who falls for that junk deserves what they get.

[make it legal]

Yeah, the same thing has happened to my dad with Ebay, but he knew it was fake. With Ebay, they get you to give them your username and password then use them to get free shit.

[make it legal]

No offense, but anyone who falls for that junk deserves what they get.

No, it really does look real. My dad said the link took him to a site that look EXACTLY like Ebay. For someone who doesn't know about stuff like this, it is pretty easy to fall for. Myspace has people doing the same thing, but just for advertising. If you think you have been phished, just change your password for whatever account you have.

[pwn3dy0]

No, it really does look real. My dad said the link took him to a site that look EXACTLY like Ebay. For someone who doesn't know about stuff like this, it is pretty easy to fall for. Myspace has people doing the same thing, but just for advertising. If you think you have been phished, just change your password for whatever account you have.

Yeah i know, I get the emails all the time.The URL in the toolbar is different, and they ask you for your CC pin code, among other things such as SSN, MMN etc. Obviously a legit company wouldn't ask that just to verify an account. Plus it's not encrypted.

I guess if you're new to the internet and shit it is possible to fall for it, but other than that...cmon you gotta be pretty gullible.

[aardvark]

Got one a week ago that stated my paypal address had been changed to someplace in Florida. Immediately sent that SOB to paypals fraud dept. (as I had been burned once before). Within 5 minutes, they sent a reply stating it was a phishing fraud. Fooled me once, shame on you. Fool me twice...no fucking way!

I would love to get 2 minutes with these jerk-offs that pull this computer shit.

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Some of the ones with Ebay pages are scary real looking... Just for fun right click the links in an email and see the properties...