Scam alert

Bobk

Looks like they are at it again. Received email today from, sevvice@paypal.com, stating my account has been

compromised. To rectify this I should go to this site, paypal.com, fill in all the blanks and everything will be cool.

Accourding to spoof@paypal.com it is not a registered or authorized URL. Just a heads up guys. Bob

ElectricEye

Bob, they send me those daily for PayPal, Citibank, EBay, a couple of others ~ have fun with em ~ use expletives and plenty of colorful phrases for the id and password info
and remember, your phone number is 867-5309

Wolf359

Jenny, Jenny who can I turn to? 867-5309

relayer

<< <i> have fun with em ~ use expletives and plenty of colorful phrases for the id >>



The smart move is to NOT click on any link.

The web page you are linked to can easily download a worm on your PC which will monitor and transmit your keystrokes anywhere they want.

K6AZ

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<< <i> have fun with em ~ use expletives and plenty of colorful phrases for the id >>



The smart move is to NOT click on any link.

The web page you are linked to can easily download a worm on your PC which will monitor and transmit your keystrokes anywhere they want. >>



Not if you have your security settings set right in your browser.

I whipped up a script a few months ago that would randomly send those sites 10000 bogus pairs of user names and passwords. I figured that would keep them busy.

joeyuk

It has gotten to the point I have deleated probly legit e-mails from microsoft Giving me software to protect my computer. If they can do it with a paypal oe e-bay header why not microsoft ? Joe