Comments on: Sample Paypal Email Scams http://www.lifelockblog.com/archive/sample-paypal-email-scams/ LifeLock Identity Theft Protection, LifeLock Reviews and Money Saving LifeLock Promo Code Wed, 21 Apr 2010 21:47:34 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: Chris http://www.lifelockblog.com/archive/sample-paypal-email-scams/comment-page-1/#comment-789 Chris Thu, 18 Feb 2010 19:14:43 +0000 http://lifelockblog.com/archive/sample-paypal-email-scams/#comment-789 I lost a ring through a paypal scam, never ship anything until the money has been deposited in your account. Also never ship anything to Nigeria (that should have been my first red flag). I lost a ring through a paypal scam, never ship anything until the money has been deposited in your account. Also never ship anything to Nigeria (that should have been my first red flag).

]]> By: robert http://www.lifelockblog.com/archive/sample-paypal-email-scams/comment-page-1/#comment-747 robert Thu, 06 Aug 2009 09:57:06 +0000 http://lifelockblog.com/archive/sample-paypal-email-scams/#comment-747 The most important thing is to shop from right site because Today internet not just for the fun that are the the business today mostly website are sent the email we all sell it in 10% or maybe some time 50% but that are authorized or you should no the check may some people are launch a <a href="http://www.learnaboutcarpets.com" rel="nofollow">cheap carpets</a> and many an other products . So be care full. The most important thing is to shop from right site because Today internet not just for the fun that are the the business today mostly website are sent the email we all sell it in 10% or maybe some time 50% but that are authorized or you should no the check may some people are launch a cheap carpets and many an other products . So be care full.

]]> By: Recognize Fraud http://www.lifelockblog.com/archive/sample-paypal-email-scams/comment-page-1/#comment-741 Recognize Fraud Tue, 21 Jul 2009 21:10:06 +0000 http://lifelockblog.com/archive/sample-paypal-email-scams/#comment-741 Anything that comes from PayPal and has a link going to anything other than paypal.com is going to be fake. Always check to make sure that whoever sending the email is sending it from -- something@paypal.com. Actually, GMail does that automatically so it makes it easy for me. Also, just like you said... Make sure they're addressing by your name or something PayPal would know rather than general things like... Dear PayPal Member. Automatic red flags should be mis-spellings and anything from Nigeria. And... as mentioned before if there's a problem... go straight to your account and check there rather than clicking on the provided email. Anything that comes from PayPal and has a link going to anything other than paypal.com is going to be fake.

Always check to make sure that whoever sending the email is sending it from — something@paypal.com. Actually, GMail does that automatically so it makes it easy for me.

Also, just like you said… Make sure they’re addressing by your name or something PayPal would know rather than general things like… Dear PayPal Member.

Automatic red flags should be mis-spellings and anything from Nigeria. And… as mentioned before if there’s a problem… go straight to your account and check there rather than clicking on the provided email.

]]> By: David http://www.lifelockblog.com/archive/sample-paypal-email-scams/comment-page-1/#comment-707 David Thu, 28 May 2009 11:55:24 +0000 http://lifelockblog.com/archive/sample-paypal-email-scams/#comment-707 It's not just Paypal emails which should concern everyone, it's the ones which come through from your bank (apparently) telling you that there is a security issue, updating your details please login, an attempt has been made to access your details please login. These are the ones which really get to me, never open an email from anywhere that deals with your financial information, always type in the URL manually. This way, you are not helping identity thieves. Best Identity Theft Protection It’s not just Paypal emails which should concern everyone, it’s the ones which come through from your bank (apparently) telling you that there is a security issue, updating your details please login, an attempt has been made to access your details please login. These are the ones which really get to me, never open an email from anywhere that deals with your financial information, always type in the URL manually. This way, you are not helping identity thieves. Best Identity Theft Protection

]]> By: jack parler http://www.lifelockblog.com/archive/sample-paypal-email-scams/comment-page-1/#comment-662 jack parler Mon, 13 Apr 2009 03:51:23 +0000 http://lifelockblog.com/archive/sample-paypal-email-scams/#comment-662 Just grabbed the feed... thanks for posting this. Just grabbed the feed… thanks for posting this.

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