Paypal scam/bug??

[pawpawdiv9]

I just received a email from what seems to be from Paypal.
Talking about a Complaint and limiting it.
I know i dont use it much and the last transction was the Kreindler payment, so i knew there shouldnt be a issue that i was aware of.

What caught my eye was the address, LOOK AT IT CAREFULLY!.
service@dcc.paypall.com
Note that i did NOT click any of there links, instead i opened a new page to visit paypal. Which i didnt see any issues or any open cases...Looks totally bogus.




Your PayPal account has been limited until we hear from you Case ID 530-427-750
As part of our security measures, we regularly screen activity in the system. We recently contacted you after noticing an issue on your
account.

We requested information from you for the following reason:

A recent review of your account determined that we require some additional
information from you in order to provide you with secure service.

Case Number: Complaint-530-427-750

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[I Only Smoke 4 the Cards]

Whenever I receive an Email from a company I open my browser and go to the website. Surprisingly, most of them are bogus like this.

[D.P.Johnson]

Yep. It's a scam. The 'lil woman got the same message a couple days ago...

[Sean1125]

Complete scam - that e-mail is not from Paypal. Good catch.

[Big Dave]

A real email from PayPal with have your name at the beginning.

[Jason]

I have been steady receiving this scams in my junk folder.

[JoeyF1981]

Received the same email...its a scam

[Stonepony]

Jeeze, clearly a scam! Now excuse me while I get back to helping a Nigerian King get money out of his country.

[Kawika]

Standard phishing scam email. Used to get tons of these. Not so much anymore. Nice to know the bottom-dwellers are still keeping busy.

[drcy]

As said, the #1 key is to go to your browser, type in paypal.com (or your bank or ebay or whatever) and login there, as opposed to through a link in an email. If there is a legitimate issue, it will tell you on the site.

Another trick of the trade to test a site is to first type in an erroneous password. The real site will know it's bad and tell you to type it again. A fake site doesn't know your password-- in fact i5 is trying to steal your password--, and won't alert you that your password is bad, because it doesn't know it's bad. It can be sound policy to first type in a bad password and see how the site responds. If it responds "Thank you for entering your password. That password is correct and has been verified. Now enter your social security and bank account information," you'll be glad you followed this tip.

[buymycards]

Forward the email to "spoof@paypal.com". If you get a fake email in regard to your eBay account, forward it to "spoof@ebay.com". They will check it out and you will receive a response.

Rick

[auggiedoggy]

I get these from time to time. All have turned out to be frauds.