Knowing many of you use Bay of E, I think I better bring this to your attention
This is serious and very important, Just today, I have received around 20 emails from scammers claiming my Paypal is being suspended
WHATEVER you do, DO NOT click the link in the email, YOU will go to a site which looks quite like Paypal, BUT ISN't PAYPAL
They will Scam your email and password, thus get your money
Please be so careful
xx SJ xx
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14th August 2011
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CommentAuthornickers
great thanks hun the sly scammers x
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CommentAuthorlemlau
oo yeah i had loads of them in my spam but just deleted all of them!!! i always get them from banks too!!! even ones i'm not with
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CommentAuthorSophie Sherwood to b
I dont know why Ive getting so many
In last 2 or 3 days, I have had loads from People in Big banks in whereever saying I have won Millions, and today loads from these scammers, Im so peed off with it, thinking Im getting answers to my questions from suppliers for the wedding, and finding out its a scammer
and I hate being angry
xx SJ xx
One day there was a ugly duckling.........
14th August 2011
This ugly duckling will become a swan :-)
CommentAuthorpinkkirsty
I've been getting loads all day i rang paypal up and they are investigating it. xx
i normally just delete messages in email from paypal and just go to the paypal site
CommentAuthorsouthern
I love the wording they use "Your account Paypal is suspended. Being contact us soon or blah blah blah..."
CommentAuthorgreyarea
Thanx for the warning
CommentAuthorEmsy5000
I have been getting the same message from HSBC although I knew it was a skam instantly because i bank with lloyds lol
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its spelt wrong
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CommentAuthorRags
I usually get emails from banks I'm not with, they go straight in the bin. I have only just started using paypal so I will keep my eyes peeled :) Thank you.xx
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CommentAuthorhaylsmccrone
i always get them , i just delete them and go direct to paypal if i need it, i never click links in emails x
CommentAuthorsalamander
my general rule is - if I'm not expecting it, I don't read it! If it's that important they'll email back again.
CommentAuthoralimarie05
thanks for the h"heads up" we use ebay and paypal all the time but go directly through the bay of e. these scammers are getting better and better every year and there is always something new xx
CommentAuthorMrsPrestleton2be
ive had loads of these today!! i want to order loads off the bay aswell. x
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CommentAuthorNuttytart
I had one so i just deleted it.
CommentAuthorXLittleMissMe!X
As a rule if I want to use a site then I go to it directly and don't use any links. Its the same if facebook logs me out and asks me to log in again. I always go back to the facebook site from the faves I have saved rather than trust the log in page. Its better to be safe then sorry and it is all too easy for them to get hold of your details.
I always get emails from TSB and a couple of other banks but no real bank would contact you in this way. Also try to use different passwords for different sites as if you sign up to a site even like UK Bride you don't know who in the IT department will try and use your log in details to get to everything else.
CommentAuthorBee
thank you for this, i think i had one and clicked on the link!!!!!! Oh dear, well there in no money on my credit card right now so hopefully il be ok. x
CommentAuthorGriff
I've had loads we just delete them: Also be careful of this scam: There is a buyer on ebay that claims to have paid his money into your account via paypal. He then send you an email with all te official headers from paypal saying the money is being held until the item has reached its destination as an extra (paid for) security measure. The email address is [email protected] we nearly sent out an item to this buyer worth 150 pounds it's very clever so be careful! xxx
CommentAuthormrsbeal2be
i had 2 of these in my inbox email and 5 in my junk mail, i wouldnt mind but i dont even have paypal.
CommentAuthorkrumary2b
I got caught out by this,but there was an error when I tried to put in one of my security answers.I rang them and they said there were no emails sent out like that.My money is safe for now! He said you must go to your paypal through explorer,and if there is a genuine prob with account it will say when you log in.x