Subject	Classic Phising Attack
Posted by	Trailboss on March 19, 2009 at 4:10 PM
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In Reply To	paypal shippment verification? posted by SpdCrazy on March 19, 2009 at 02:09 PM
Message	Paypal has a verification / spoof service. You can also look at the source of the message (HTML) to look for bad URLs -- if you know how to read HTML. In any case, this kind of message sounds like a well-known classic phishing attack.
Follow Ups	paypal shippment verification? - SpdCrazy 14:09:45 03/19/09 Not sure, but the email address looks phishy - Barry (NJ) 14:23:55 03/19/09 Re: Not sure, but the email address looks phishy - SpdCrazy 16:12:34 03/19/09 I have been sending/recieveing a lot of money via paypal - zgene4 14:26:08 03/19/09 Sounds like bull given the email address. You can log into - Gold Z 14:26:13 03/19/09 Bogus... - BradZ (UF) 14:37:35 03/19/09 Come on! The paypal email that doesn't end in paypal. com - Whatsthegoodword 14:38:37 03/19/09 Log into your PP account. If you don't see it there it - Bernie (NoVA) 14:41:48 03/19/09 I believe that paypal would notify you through your email - boost420 14:42:07 03/19/09 Scam - Mickie 14:59:09 03/19/09 FW: to spoof@paypal.com (n/m) - na300zx (OH) 14:59:19 03/19/09 done - SpdCrazy 16:23:12 03/19/09 Its fraud/spoof, they would have attached a customer service - toykoz32 15:03:55 03/19/09 Classic Phising Attack - Trailboss 16:10:54 03/19/09 FAKE, Pay-pal will ALWAYS address you by your name or - Spddracer 16:40:38 03/19/09 Send an email to paypalcustomerreport@mail2world.com - Scotts94z32 17:08:40 03/19/09 2nd lol! (n/m) - trbospd 12:38:30 03/20/09
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