I just received this email today. I have received others like it in the past. The sender is a thief and a scammer and if you’re not attentive, you might think you are saving your PayPal account. YOU ARE NOT!
If you have received this email, or ones similar to it, DO NOT RESPOND–DO NOT LOG IN:
Just because it carries the PayPal logo does NOT mean that it comes from PayPal and IF YOU RESPOND, YOUR PAYPAL ACCOUNT WILL GET HACKED! You could lose more money than you have in your account!
The email comes from this bogus address – serviice@paycyal.onmicrosoft.com
It could come from another address. These scammers will note this warning and they will come up with other email addresses that ARE NOT AFFILIATED WITH PAYPAL.
The email you see above DOES NOT come from a legitimate PayPal source! ALWAYS CHECK THE RECIPIENT’S ADDRESS.
Please alert all of your friends and everyone in your family, paying special attention to young teens and the elderly. Don’t allow this type of scam to go on. Educate yourself. ALSO, read, How to Report Internet Crimes! for more information on how to protect yourself from Cyber Crimes.
UPDATE – from the LEGITIMATE PayPal site regarding what to do if you get a suspicious email:
- Forward the entire email to spoof@paypal.com.
- Do not alter the subject line or forward the message as an attachment.
- Delete the suspicious email from your inbox.
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Reblogged this on Theresa Wiza's Blog and commented:
Update: Here’s what to do with suspicious emails from “PayPal,” or in the scam noted in this post, “paycyal,”
Thank you, Theresa!
You’re welcome, Gloria. I just updated it with important information on how to report suspicious emails that purport to come from PayPal.
Thank you. I’ll look for it. 🙂