shadez SG I just received an email that arrived in my junk folder from Paypal. They asked me to confirm and order. It's from [email protected] They asked me to confirm if i had purchased a Dell PC which costs 699 USD and the delivery address is to someone in the states. They told me that if i didn't make this transaction, i should provide my details online for them to verify.... IS THIS A SCAM!!??
Ito_^ SG can post the exact message here? do u have a paypal account? did anything deduct money recently? i believe it is a scam.
shadez SG Alright, IT IS A GODDAMN SCAM!!!! Let this be a message to anyone who sees [email protected]! If you receive an email from paypal in junk folder, dont give out any details.!!! My antivirus scanned and told me it was a phishing site which means it takes your info and uses it for stuff.... DO NOT GIVE OUT YOUR INFO!!!!!!!!
moongster SG Read this: http://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=xpt/cps/securitycenter/general/UnderstandPhishing-outside You might also want to write to Paypal CSR and report them of such emails.
photo_seeker SG 100% scam I believe. Paypal never ask for you to key in your particulars again via a link that they provide.
MyPillowTalks SG Dear shadez, Thank you for buying a dell PC from paypal.com, we would like you to comfirm your particulars, your card number and other important information that is essential for a sucessfull shipping. Please kindly fill up your particulars on the following site, please note that we would not sell your information to 3rd party sites, if we can help it. www.iwanyourmoney.com sound liddat one ijit?
ndmmxiaomayi SG If you are using Firefox 2, your eyes need to open big big before doing any transaction or those that need you to produce PIN or password. http://tech.sgforums.com/?action=thread_display&thread_id=236515 Those using IE7, can check out these two websites: http://msmvps.com/blogs/spywaresucks/archive/2007/02/04/543413.aspx http://msmvps.com/blogs/spywaresucks/archive/2007/02/07/549355.aspx
thegame0506 SG when pple ask for your details such as login id and password.. it is usually a scam... dun provide them with the infomation... Ivan TheInternetBiz www.theinternetbiz.blogspot.com
