Goddamned internet thieves!!!!

Guye

Lifer
I almost fell for this...







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Here's the link it took me to.. http://kkcsd.co.jp/www.paypal.com/cgi_bin2/login.htm

Looks just like the real paypal site! Those buggers!!!! :mad:
Here's the real paypal. https://www.paypal.com/

Sorry if this was covered already, but it makes me so mad that they almost got me! I didn't think I was that naive. :mad::mad::mad:
 

HutchGlanzaV

Member +
Dude I get loads of emails like this and from banks I'm not a member of and I've lost count of the amount of lotteries I've won! At the end of the day people are twats you've gotta watch or back or you'll get robbed.
 

Guye

Lifer
What got me was the fact the site looks just like the real paypal! I barely just noticed no secure site icon in the bottom right of the screen and that set off the alarms. But it was close...I was just about to enter my info. Buggers!
 

Dave.

Member +
Dirty buggers mate

I get those emails daily, makes me sick to see this kinda shit going on - blatantly just some jakey sitting in his house waiting to rob you. We can only hope bad things happen to them :D

btw, with Vista, theres a really neat "phishing" filter (phishing = what that email is doing - trawling thru the internet being sent daily to millions of folk in the chance of getting ONE password) that blocks the dodgy ones and highlights ones that could be dodgy...
 
Only give away i can see is some of the text is smaller and theres no padlock at the bottom :(.......and the fact that the URL is .jp:p

I bet thats fooled a few people
 

Ryno

Member +
it's not working, i've entered my account details, address, card No. and 3 digit security code but it's not sent me the activation e-mail :confused:








hahahahaha...oonnlllyy joking :D
 

ChrisGT

Member +
I'm on Vista and as soon as I opened that link, this popped up:

Suspected Web Forgery..this page has been reported as a forgery blah blah..and you can either ignore the warning and continue on to the page or be re-directed to your homepage. I think its built into Mozilla- handy little utility eh!?
 

HutchGlanzaV

Member +
Yep I used firefox, clicked on the link and it came up with a big warning page saying they may try and steal my information. Bastards, its my information, they can't have it. Pikey fucks.
 

Guye

Lifer
Yep I used firefox, clicked on the link and it came up with a big warning page saying they may try and steal my information. Bastards, its my information, they can't have it. Pikey fucks.
I will get something like that. They almost got me this time but it won't happen again.
 

Idrees

Banned
Lol if I got that email I'd probably fall for it, now I know to think twice though about stuff like that ;)
 

riko666

Member +
you know how you can tell if it's authentic or not? A REAL Paypal email will address you by your full name...
 

HutchGlanzaV

Member +
Newguye check this out, firefox , its free to download and imo well better than windoews IE.

*EDIT*
Thats my first clicky linky thingy, took 3 attempts! lol
 
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gmangt

Fresh Recruit
Stuff like these scams really worries me at times all it take is to check your mail late at night when your half asleep and fill it in with out really thinking about it.

There should be much greater online security really but i dont think its intirely possible with out invading people privacy!
 
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