JUST when I was over PayPal's lunacy, they email me this:

Kayla

That might be a paypal scam.....carefullll

was there a "link" in the email to click?

Dont click it might be a scam

That sure sounds like a scam to be. PayPal doesn't terminate accounts, they lock them down.

SpaceAce

Also, "... you will not run into..." sounds bogus.

SpaceAce

was thinkin the same thing

Kayla i suggest if you clicked anything to go ASAP into paypal and change your passwords and such only via paypal.com

If you have to update someting for paypal, visit the site directly.
Looks like scam for me, too.

If paypal hahahahahas to someone, they will hahahahaha your name and not
'Dear valued PayPal member'

Just got an automated reply:

Date: Fri, 07 May 2004 11:41:05 -0500
From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Reply-to: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
To: Kayla Cam <[email protected]>
Subject: AutoResponse-Email Returned - SARA (KMM50798964V48008L0KM) All headers

Dear Kayla Cam,

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In an effort to assist you as quickly and efficiently as possible, please
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If your email program is unable to open hyperlinks, please copy and paste
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beginning of the URL.

Please do not reply to this e-mail. Mail sent to this address will not be
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Got that, too. It's a phishing scam. Mouseover the link and it's not paypal. Got pratically the same email last week from Citibank.

paypal sucks

I've received an email from paypal that told me if I didn't update info in the next 30 days my acc was on hold ... But it was a real one for sure because my CC was expiring back then

Hmm PayPal system itself is a scam and soon i think they ass will be kicked

I get that e-mail about 50 times a week to e-mail addresses that aren't even registered with Paypal. It's a scam.

**That is a scam**. Do nothing, I don't even answer those email's, if you do then they know you have an paypal accounts. I closed my paypal account months ago and I still get those email's.

Its a scam i got the same exact e-mail and i dont have a Pay Pal account.

That's an old PayPal scam

Welcome to 2001

I emptied my paypal weeks ago. I keep it that way so they can hold absolutely $0.00 for me when they lock my account.

gotta be a scam, only time paypal will ask you to update is when you log in, they never send an email for that

It's a phish email. Paypal would not email that.

Yeah, that link that says "paypal.com" might actually go to an IP address. If you put your mouse over it, it should show the true address it goes to in the status bar at the bottom.

Otherwise, it may be paypa1 instead of paypal... in some fonts, the 1 and l look the same.

me too

I picked up the phone and called them about this one a few weeks ago and they said if it didn't directly address you by name, then it is NOT from Paypal...... and to watch this kind of thing because they CAN use those forms to get any and all of your information, such as credit card info and such. What they told me to do was login to my account and send that exact email with headers in tact to them and they can then maybe do something about it.

They told me that had I filled that out, then I should change my Paypal password asap and if I put my cc info in there, I should also have those cards changed, because chances are they have them. SOME ask for the CC info and some don't on these emails.

yeah i got this too this morning - its a fake

only ever log into paypal yourself, from https://:2 cents: