Warning alert.
I received 2 phishing emails in less than an hour spoofing paypal.
If you get one dont open any links or respond just delete the email and then go to the email bin and empty the bin
Gundog wrote:Warning alert.I received 2 phishing emails in less than an hour spoofing paypal.If you get one dont open any links or respond just delete the email and then go to the email bin and empty the bin
Like this?
I use this add-on:
https://addons.thunderbird.net/en-US/thunderbird/addon/vault56-protection/
"No friend ever served me, and no enemy ever wronged me, whom I have not repaid in full."
Lucius Cornelius Sulla - died 78 BC
I'm pretty certain that Amazon don't support PayPal, so this should be a red flag to begin with.
Ineedabiggerboat wrote:Depending on which mail app you use, generally you can hover your mouse pointer over the senders name and it will show the full email address.
Depending on which mail app you use, generally you can hover your mouse pointer over the senders name and it will show the full email address.
Comes up like this. Nothing like PayPal address.
Telstra scam the same, they mention user, no name. They also use Telstra's correct number but they hope you use their email system. I have contacted Telstra previously and definate scam, be careful.
Dick.
