FYI:
I received an email from "PayPal.com" stating that my account would be inactivated unless I clicked on the attached link. That link was actually a program, and asked me to enter my credit card and PIN for "account verification".
NOT!
According to PayPal's real website, they've been beseiged by scams lately, and asked that I forward the email to -- email address removed --.
I did. And I hope they nail the boogers. Seems like a careful dissection of the attached program should tell them where the credit card info would have gone if I'd entered it.
As with telemarketers, and other bottom-feeders, never EVER give that info out unless YOU are the one who initiated the transaction.
I received an email from "PayPal.com" stating that my account would be inactivated unless I clicked on the attached link. That link was actually a program, and asked me to enter my credit card and PIN for "account verification".
NOT!
According to PayPal's real website, they've been beseiged by scams lately, and asked that I forward the email to -- email address removed --.
I did. And I hope they nail the boogers. Seems like a careful dissection of the attached program should tell them where the credit card info would have gone if I'd entered it.
As with telemarketers, and other bottom-feeders, never EVER give that info out unless YOU are the one who initiated the transaction.
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