Sidney et al,
>> ......Is there no limit to criminal ingenuity? Think I'll start a religion.
>> AndrewF
I received a somewhat similar "suspicious" email from "Paypal" about a
month ago, where "they" were...
Quote... This e-mail is the notification of recent innovations taken by
PayPal to detect inactive customers andnon-functioning mailboxes.
The inactive customers are subject to restriction and removal in the next 3
months.
Please confirm your email address and credit card information by logging in
to your PayPal account using the form below:.... The inactive customers are
subject to restriction and removal in the next 3 months.
Please confirm your email address and credit card information by logging in
to your PayPal account using the form below:
Email Address: Password:
Full Name: Credit Card #:
Exp.Date(mm/yyyy): ATM PIN (For Bank Verification)
#:
end quote.
I dumped it! On receiving a similar e-mail on Sundy morning I forwarded
the entire message to "accessviolation@paypal" asking if this really had
been sent from PayPal. Within the hour I received confirmation from that
this was, indeed "another Scam", and they were investigating.
It seems as if the e-mail scams are forever and increasingly blossoming.
Ken
>Careful Andrew, cults normally self-destruct.
>
>Peace!
>Sidney
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