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Wow I had this too and kept wondering what to do
and had been too busy to look in to this. Thank you
for mentioning this.
Grateful Girl
These guys (phishing guys) are good aren't they?
To quote the drug runner in Romancing the Stone, referring to his gang, "Dese guys arrr such keeders!"
Best thing to do if you get one of these letters is to check the heading of the note. In Comcast, there is a section where you can check heading. Usually in the first line you can see where the email came from, and it will not be from eBay or PayPal. Then forward the note back to eBay or PayPal. Fraud@Paypal.com is one address. Never answer these, go to the original site and if there is a message for you about your account, you will find it there. I have logged into the phishing sites and typed in: Do you understand (I can't say that here)? and send it back. I know I am bad, but I hate to let someone think I am stupid, just rude
This also happens to me each week.. fake emails from Paypal and Ebay. They usualy say somthing like.. "hey whats wrong with your
Paypal account? I tried to pay you but the message says that your account is out of service etc etc....." What I do is right click then
cllick on forward.. then send it to spoof@paypal.com or spoof@ebay.com and then delete the email. NEVER click on a link.. that
spells T-R-O-U-B-L-E !!!
When I sent the email on to Paypal they informed me that if they ever send an email, it will have your name on it. If you notice the spam ones do not have a name (greeting) on it Bet eBay is the same way.
THIS WAS A PREVIOUS POST BUT I GUESS WE CAN NEVER BE REMINDED TO MUCH ABOUT THIS
This is called "Phishing". NEVER give out your info and for eBay or PayPal, you should for these kind of messages you should forward them to spoof@paypal.com or spoof@ebay.com. You'll get a return message saying that it was a false email and thanking you for forwarding it.