This is not from PayPal they would never ask you to click a link they will tell you to login. Accidently gave them my password and had to change it real quick. You can enter any username and password in the link and they mess with the address bar cause it will still say paypal.com with no subdomain like normal phishing scams.

They are very good notice the link name and notice the distorted address bar far right.

 

its an old aol trick. you can tell its a scam by the link.

 

It relies on this year old exploit:

http://security.openwares.org/

-Tim

 

i got that very same email but it was from ebay, it said the same thing. but i email ebay and they said they didn't send it.

 

i got that ---- too and deleted it.

 

holy ---- that looks very legit

 

Wow, I thought if it had "https/" it was legit.
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If you notice the address is to high like there is more ---- under it and the right side has changed colors. I fell for it since Ive been doing alot of paypaling lately, the email seemed appropriate. Then it asked for detailed credit card info I ------- flipped I hurried up and logged in to paypal and changed my password. Then checked that linked page and you can input any username and password and it takes it and tells u to input credit card info. Iam a computer guy being a network admin and this one almost got me. If it wasnt for my recent paypal escapade I would have just deleted it.

 

damn.. i wouldnt have noticed it.. but since i've had so many of my friends say that their paypal got hacked, i just use checks/money orders.. heh..

 

Tricky fockers