Another fake paypal email

We recently noticed more attempts to log in to your PayPal
account from a foreign IP address and we have reasons
to belive that your account was compromised by a third
party without your authorization.


If you recently accessed your account while traveling,
the unusual log in attempts may have been initiated by you.
However,if you are the account holder please verify that,
clicking on the link below,log in fill the form and then submit.
In this way we will verify your identity.


The link. It showed one URL but was directed to another one


The log in attempt was made from:

IP address: 184.158.158.98
ISP host: 184.158.158.98


If you choose to ignore our request , your account will be suspended
until you will verify your identity.


We ask that you allow at least 72 hours for the case to be
investigated and we strongly recommend not to make any changes
to your account in that time.

If you received this notice and you are not the authorized account
holder, please be aware that it is in violation of PayPal policy
to represent yourself as another PayPal user. Such action may also
be in violation of local, national, and/or international law. PayPal
is committed to assist law enforcement with any inquires related to
attempts to misappropriate personal information with the intent to
commit fraud or theft. Information will be provided at the request of
law enforcement agencies to ensure that perpetrators are prosecuted to
the full extent of the law.


*Please do not respond to this e-mail as your reply will not be received.

Thanks for your patience as we work together to protect your account.




Sincerely,
PayPal Account Review Team
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Sherey Gould wrote:

The thing about these fake paypal notices that really made me sit up and notice was once reading about how the faked links can include the name "paypal" but, when rendered in standard browser fonts, one can't tell that it's "paypa1" (with the numeral 1 instead of the lowercase "l") -- it's gotten to the point where I don't trust ANYONE anymore! (sadly, but no doubt more wisely)