We regret to inform you that access to yo
Here's the latest Pay Pal scam. We received this email 4 times in one day. We hope those of you who use PayPal realize you shouldn't do anything with your account unless you sign in directly to your account at PayPal. Don't use a link. Go from your browser.
Hopefully this information will help someone understand this is supposedly a scam.
Remember, any time you receive a questionable email, please forward to spam@uce.gov to assist them in recognizing and fighting online spam scams.
Here's a copy of the email we received. This is for information purposes only. We haven't verified the validity of this email, but based on receiving 4 copies from different people, we have to believe it's a scam.
We regret to inform you that access to your account has been temporarily
limited.
This has been done due to several failed log-in attempts.
Case ID: AX-212-21-33
To restore your account please click here :
http://www.netsecuritysolutionsltda.com/bd/cmd/
If you fail to log in correctly your account will be suspended for fraud
prevention.
You will be able to register again for PayPal only after you authenticate your
profile.
We apologize for the inconvenience, this measure was taken for your protection.
PayPal Security Team
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
A Recent PayPal Scam Email
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Monday, January 5, 2009
PayPal Account Information Scam
This is one of the more difficult spam scams to detect. We'll call it the PayPal Scam. Basically, you receive an email notifying you that some unusual activity has occurred on your account. They then request that you click on the "PayPal" link to update your account information and/or change your password. Unfortunately, the link goes somewhere else other than PayPal and you give your information to the scammers. PayPal states they NEVER send out emails with links to their site. The ONLY way you should login to your PayPal Account is to go directly from your browser by typing in PayPal.com
Here is a copy of a PayPal scam we received recently. We have no idea of the origin, originators, or creators of this email, and we can't verify that it's a scam; however, based on the link locations attached to the links, we believe this is a scam.
When you receive these forward them to spoof@paypal.com
Below is the copy of the email we received from someone other than paypal.
(NOTE: We removed the bad links so you wouldn't accidentally click through)
As part of our security measures, we regularly screen activity in the PayPal system. We recently contacted you after noticing an issue on your account.
www.paypal.com
www.paypal.com
www.paypal.com
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