This one looked so real it was scary. It even had PayPal's "How to protect your account" box on it. The biggest clue's were that "Warning" was miss-spelled, and the "case number" was PP-000-000-000-000. Be VERY careful you guys.
Quite authentic looking email
I've been getting a large number of fake emails requesting my PayPal info. I recieved on today that looked REALLY real, FRIGHTENINGLY real. I wish I could show it to you.
Remember, if you ever recieve an email from ANYONE saying there is a problem with your account, or whatever, NEVER, NEVER, NEVER use the link enclosed in the email. Open a new browser window and go to your account that way. PayPal has a link to their "Resolution Center" once you log in. If there is a problem with your account you will find information about it there.
Remember, if you ever recieve an email from ANYONE saying there is a problem with your account, or whatever, NEVER, NEVER, NEVER use the link enclosed in the email. Open a new browser window and go to your account that way. PayPal has a link to their "Resolution Center" once you log in. If there is a problem with your account you will find information about it there.
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