I wanna get these assholes. Who should I report them to?

[Sikotic™]

yea, ive heard warnings about this, its easy for me to call you an idiot, but im not sure wat i would have done if it happened to me (without knowing prior), it happened to my manager, and he just called paypal, and realized that it was a hoax so im on the watch now

I caught it so why would you lol

[Suga Foot]

I had that same one a few months ago.  I almost filled out all my info, but then I realized what was really goin on.

[Don Seer]

u never had one these before? i get like a couple a day.. they do it for banks and all kindsa shit..

like granddaddy twista said.. what they're doign is called phishing.

[Sikotic™]

Nah never got one before.

[The Watcher]

you can report them to paypal, in reality these guys won't get caught and will be doin this for a while yet

[Denial! Is Actively Joinin The Revolution]

well one things for sure imma watch anythin i fill in now!!!

[mrtonguetwista]

Yeah...I get phishing emails daily (Paypal, eBay, Capital One..etc).  Capital One knows my phone number...they dont need to email me, Paypal and eBay always use full name in real emails.  I just chuckle cause I know some guy in Korea is trying to steal my identity...lol

[coola]

Yeah...I get phishing emails daily (Paypal, eBay, Capital One..etc).  Capital One knows my phone number...they dont need to email me, Paypal and eBay always use full name in real emails.  I just chuckle cause I know some guy in Korea is trying to steal my identity...lol

or russia...

and i doubt these cunts will get caught...

[Don Rizzle]

i've had emails like that before its quite common really, i never trust them always go directly to paypal or who ever if something seem fishy never follow a link in an email

[Sikotic™]

I'll bury those cockroaches

[Lil Jay]

send it to spoof@paypal.com

one of those motherfuckers did the same to me, and my dumbass clicked on it and i even filled out part of the form till i noticed something was fishy

[Juronimo]

Check your pc for keyloggers too. Some phishing sites automatically install keyloggers on your machine if you click on the link.

[CRAFTY]

Also, Paypal or eBay will never ask you to re-send your password or other private info to them. So if you ever get such an e-mail it's also fake (even if the lay-out of the e-mail is completely the same as with normal PayPal e-mails).