Spam Paypal???

[carlos1981]

Hiya all,

Anyone tell me if this is genuine, gmail doesn't think so, so i'm a bit wary....
The red is from gmail as a warning.

I had alot of probs trying to setup my paypal in the first place, so thats why i check everything i'm not too sure on now...

Just wanna check really...

Any help'd be great... Much rather be slated for being a panic than get scammed..

Cheers,

Carl.
service @ nitl. paypal. com
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[Stu DemonD]

Ignore it....

If you want to verify your account, log in normally and not via any links they give you in the email - if you hover your mouse over these links, they normally give a different, spoof site, phishing for your details.

 

[steviepab]

i have had that one also. have reported it to ebay.

 

[Si]

Ignore it....

If you want to verify your account, log in normally and not via any links they give you in the email - if you hover your mouse over these links, they normally give a different, spoof site, phishing for your details.

:yeahthat:

Plus I'm pretty sure if you have registered paypal in the UK, they come from .co.uk rather than .com and the US.

 

[thefishdude]

fake as soon as its says routine blah blah click to update blah
blah bin it.