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I just got a e mail from what looked like pay pal it said they where confeming a perches for a gun safe

for $479.00 and if this charge isent valid please click below and you card will be creadited. when you click on the tab it ask for your card #. Don't fall for it it looks all lagit just like the pay pal page but you cant click on the links. I called too double check after going to my pay pal page (not off the e mail)

and they confermed that it was a fake. But it looked sooo real i know alot of us use pay pal to buy stuff of the net so always dubble check i almost feel for it i was like He(( ya i want to sto[p payment wheres my card at then I stopped and tried to click on the help botton and nuthin happent the i trief the links at the bottom nothing thank heven i thout about it      

  • Super User

If you get any e-mail from either e-bay or Paypal that is suspicious do not click on anything. Just forward it to spoof@ebay.com. They will let you know if it is legit or not.

Just an FYI.............Anytime someone emails YOU for account info, RUN! A legitimate business would never email or call you asking for a card number.............I have worked in a credit union for 10 years and we get warnings about this all the time! If you go purchase something, then that's a different story but NEVER EVER give personal info to someone who is calling or emailing for it!

  • Super User

Good to know, thanks.

i got a similar email  stating that i was charged $400 for something & they wanted me to "sign in" in to my account....thats how they get your password...i always right click on the email to see if its from paypal.com.  a fake email will have a different address

I have gotten the same type email from "Walmart.com"  saying that my big screen tv was shipping,, it had a zip file attached to it.  Well the zip file was a virus (no i did not open it, but I know someone who did, wiped out thier computer).

  • Super User

I get those many times a week.  Go to Ebay, log in and check your messages.  Ebay and Paypal will contact via the message service AND your registered Email  Spoofers and fishers only go after you through your email account.

ive got an email from paypal saying that i had been charged for something and asking for similar info.  only thing was that i had not used that account for years and the credit card had been canceled for ages.

people used similar scams to get peoples internet poker passwords.  basically anytime anyone asks you for your password something is up.

i get the same mail from ebay...it's like an email from someone saying they supposedly purchased something from me and now they want to know why it wasn't sent..i never signed up on ebay...i also get messages from paypal to update my acc't or they will close it..i don't use paypal and i called them and they told me it was a scam.....i delete all emails except from people i know..bank and credit card companies will tell you don't respond no matter how realistic the site looks....if it's important they will send something in the regular mail...

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