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The email message below: "Please to Check Your Account," which claims that the recipients' can now replace all their security information and change their passwords for their Paypal accounts, is a phishing scam. The fake email message was created by cyber-criminals to trick the recipients clicking on one of the links in it, which will take the recipients to the fake and phishing website: http://paypal.com.tadbaby.com/.
Any information submited on the fake and phishing website will be sent to the cyber-criminals, who will use it to hijack the recipients' accounts. Persons who have already fallen victim to the phishing scam should change their PayPal passwords immediately and check their accounts for any discrepancy.
From: support@storepedia.orgDate: Tue, 29 Dec 2015 15:09:38 +0000Subject: Please to Check Your Account !Paypal accountAccount Info replacementGood news! The waiting period is over. You can now replace all your info and change the password for the paypal account <>.As part of this process, your old security info will be deleted and your contact email <>Click the button below to finish replacing your info.Replace security infoThanks,The paypal account team
From: support@storepedia.orgDate: Tue, 29 Dec 2015 15:09:38 +0000Subject: Please to Check Your Account !
Paypal account
Account Info replacement
Good news! The waiting period is over. You can now replace all your info and change the password for the paypal account <>.
As part of this process, your old security info will be deleted and your contact email <>
Click the button below to finish replacing your info.
Replace security info
Thanks,
The paypal account team
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Hello,Just received (Jun 10, 2016) a message from " on behalf of PayPal, Inc." entitled "Your Account Has Been Limited" asking me to login to my PayPal account and "provide the information associated with your account". Caveat emptor!
Only go directly to www.paypal.com to sign into your account.
Got an email from this exact same address (support-storepedia.org) except this one was titled 'CS Notifications' and went on about there being a problem with my Paypal account and that the account 'may get banned due to infrequent logins', before asking me to login once to update my payment preferences.
Got the same thing from adreas-paespol.com