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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Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Apparent Mosaic Mastercard Credit Card Scam
This appears to be another bank scam. We received this email, and we don't have an account here, so we expect this to be another scam. We removed the links to keep you from clicking through. (Note: This posting is for information purposes only. Contents of published email have not been verified as true or false.)
Dear Customer,
The Mosaik MasterCard Online department temporary disabled your account.
After three unsuccessful login attempts your account was temporary disabled until further investigations. All cards (except the temporary cards) from this account are suspended. BMO Bank of Montreal immediately, or you won't be able to use your cards again.
Once you have completed these steps, we will send you an email notifying that your account is available again.
The information you provide us is all non-sensitive and anonymous - No part of it is handed down to any third party.
Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your patience.
To continue please click the link below:
(Removed link)
2009 BMO Financial Group
Remember, if you receive emails which you suspect as scams, forward a copy to spam@uce.org.
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Friday, January 23, 2009
Another Money Transfer Scam
Here's yet another "help us scam some money and we'll give you a percentage" scam.
The red flag should come out when you read the part saying the government can't find out. Hopefully people don't fall for this scam.
Here's a copy of the email we received.
Hello,
There is an issue that came up which we would like to discuss with you my
self and my colleagues,that there is an over invoice payment made to our
company which involves some amount of money,so we have decided to involve
a third party who we can entrust this money on when we have been able to
pull it out from its destination to a designated account.I decided to put
it before you so you can assist with this situation.
We also found out that if the government finds out,the money will be
confiscated and transferred into banking treasury,to avoid this we have
made an arrangement for the movement of the funds due to the fact that we
can not transfer such money without the authorities not knowing,so all we
require from you is for you to help handle this situation and lay claims
on the consignment funds as all necessary arrangement has been made to
ensure that you collect the funds and move it to your home nominated
account where we will come for final disbursement.
You will be given 30% of the total funds when we see that there is a
success in this deal,the amount involved is $15.3million we will provide
you with the necessary information as soon as the funds arrive.Please note
that all necessary arrangement for the smooth release of these funds to
you has been finalized.
We will discuss much in details when I do receive your response.
Mr John Chan.
Again, this is a copy of an email we received which has not been verified. These posts are for information only. Anything action you take on these posts is your deal, and Spam Scammers can not be held accountable for any information listed in this blog.
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Labels: Bank Scam, Business scam, money transfer scam