Beware of "PayPal eBay Request for Changing Shipping Address" Phishing Scam
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The "PayPal eBay Request for Changing Shipping Address" Phishing Scam
Subject: The request for changing the shipping address has been successful, detail new address 9176 heather st, Alta loma, CALIFORNIA, 91701
From: Service@paypaI.com <suwtaye_we827263729wtb@verify-aws-log1.com>
eBay
We want to help you to change your shipping address
Hi,
The request for changing the shipping address has been successful. this detail new address:
Delivery Name: Nieves Romero
Delivery Address: 9171 heather st, Alta loma, CALIFORNIA, 91701
Phone Number: 9569494850
Item: Nikon D500 body only, 2438 actuations, boxed MINT 12 MONTH WARRANTY
If you don't request change shipping address or this not you? go to this link for resolve.
go to resolution center
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The link in the fake PayPal email goes to the following phishing website created by cyber criminals:
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hxxp://management-changeshippingaddress-ebaycommunication.com
Online users are advised not to visit and attempt to sign into phishing PayPal website with their PayPal credentials.
The cybercriminals behind the scam will use another website as soon as the current one has been discovered and taken down.
This is why it is important that PayPal users remember never to click on a link to sign into their accounts. They should always go directly to www.paypal.com and sign-in from there instead. This will prevent them from becoming victims of phishing scams, where cyber criminals steal their credentials, hijack their accounts, steal their money, and use their accounts fraudulently.
PayPal users who have already been tricked by a phishing scam, are asked to change their passwords and contact PayPal immediately for help.
Note: Some of the names, addresses, email addresses, telephone numbers or other information in samples on this website may have been impersonated or spoofed.
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