New Fake PayPal Email Scam Is Out To Steal Your Identity

SCAM ALERT:

A new fake Pay­Pal email scam that claims to be from Pay­Pal is out to steal your iden­tity. This fake Pay­Pal email scam is in the form of an email that has a form attached to down­load. The form can be opened in your browser. It looks real enough but it is a fake.

The form con­tains boxes for you to fill in that ask for all of the most impor­tant details of your account:

Fake Pay­Pal Restore Account Form

Res­o­lu­tion Cen­ter: Your Pay­Pal account has been limited!

From: service@6900.paypal.com

Restore Your Account

You have received this form because your Pay­Pal account has been sus­pended for secu­rity reasons.

If you are the right­ful owner of this account, please fill out and sub­mit this form in order to restore it.

Please fill in all the fields.

Full Name

Credit/Debit Card Number

Card Expi­ra­tion Date

- (mm/yyyy)

CSC What’s this?

Billing address:

City:

State/Province:

Postal Code:

Home Phone Number:

Date of Birth:

Mother’s Maiden Name:

Social Secu­rity Number:(United State Only)

By click­ing the but­ton below, I agree to the Pay­Pal User Agree­ment and Pri­vacy Policy.

Sub­mit

The email is full of inac­cu­ra­cies and if you put it in a spell checker this would be appar­ent. There are 3 mis­spells, there is no per­son­al­ized intro, and if you notice the copy­right is not up to date.

The Lat­est Pay­Pal Email Scam Reads:

Dear ,
Dur­ing our reg­u­larly sched­uled account main­te­neance and ver­i­fi­ca­tion
pro­ce­dure we have a slight error in your billing infor­ma­tion.
1. A recent change in your per­sonal infor­ma­tion (ie. change of address, email address)
2. An inabil­ity to accu­rately ver­ify your selected option of pay­ment due to an inter­nal error within our sys­tems.
Please ver­ify your infor­ma­tion. To do this we have attached a form to this email.
Please down­load the form and fol­low the instruc­tion on your screen.
NOTE. The form needs to be opened in a mod­ern browser which has javascript enabled
We are request­ing this infor­ma­tion to ver­ify and pro­tect your iden­tity.
This is in order to pre­vent the ille­gal activ­ity of Pay­Pal accounts.
Please do not reply to this email. We apol­o­gize for ani incon­ve­nience this may have caused.
Sin­cerely, Pay­Pal Secu­rity,
© Copy­right © 1999–2011 Pay­Pal. All rights reserved.
PP6900
–For­warded Mes­sage Attachment—

Please do not fill in this form and send it to the recip­i­ents. It is not from Pay­Pal. It is from crim­i­nals that can steal your iden­tity and make life mis­er­able for you.

For­ward a copy of the email to spoof@paypal.com and report this as an email scam. The sooner these crim­i­nals’ web­site and email accounts are ban­ished from the Inter­net the better.

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