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Fraudulent Text Messages That Have Links To Fake PayPal Website - je-paypal.co.uk

Fraudulent Text Messages That Have Links To Fake PayPal Website - je-paypal.co.uk

PayPal users who have received SMS text or email messages claiming that their PayPal accounts have been locked, should delete the text or email messages. This is because the text and email messages are fakes and were sent by cyber-criminals to trick PayPal users into visiting the phishing or malicious websites in the messages. PayPals users should never click on a link to sign into their accounts. They should instead, go directly to www.paypal.com and sign into their accounts from there. If there is something wrong with their accounts, it is will be displayed to them as soon as they have signed in.

A Sample of a Phishing PayPal SMS Text Message

From: +45609910233
PayPal -Your account has been locked. Please click on the link below to restore your access:
http://je-paypal.co.uk
PayPal Team

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Mar 21, 2016 at 8:22 PM by
Fraudulent Text Messages That Have Links To Fake PayPal Website - je-paypal.co.uk
bettyblueeaston from: London, England, United Kingdom

Thanks.... Now I know better!
Received this a few times recently by txt message, which I found strange. Didnt open it, went on line and was nothing to say to do any different from my normal log in..thank you here -.onlinethreatalerts for replying with advice. 😊x

Delete

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