<VV> PayPal questions

[MSYVairs at aol.com]

You can forward the suspected e-mail to _spoof at paypal.com_ 
(mailto:spoof at paypal.com)  and it will go to their team  that tracks down the idiots that 
send these phising expeditions!
 
Bill Hadley
Baton Rouge, LA
 
 
In a message dated 12/14/2009 7:33:10 A.M. Central Standard Time,  
HallGrenn at aol.com writes:


In a  message dated 12/13/2009 9:10:06 PM Eastern Standard Time,   
k-wildman at onu.edu writes:

Much  more importantly, they will  never ask you to click on a link in  an
email.  And they will  never, never, never, ask you in an email to  provide
your user name or  password.

If you get such a message DELETE  it.  To check  your account status use 
your
browser and the PayPal  address you saved  in favorites or just  
www.paypal.com

Ken


Most  browsers also allow you to report such phising emails as Spam or   
Phishes.  So even if you don't have the time or inclination to report  it 
to  
Paypal or the legitimate company that the phishers are  mimicking you can 
let  
your browser know it's bogus with one  click.   

Bob
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