Re: Strange email I just got
Nate,
I don't think so. I went to click2pays site (not from any link mailed) and called their number. I talked to a rep and apparently a merchant, prima is my best guess, pushed an app through for me yesterday. They had my name, birthday, address, and home phone number. They did not ask me for any other information except when a good time to phone me at home was for verification purposes.
Phishing was my first thought too, except for the fact that there were only emails listed (and to the correct domain in text only, so there was no funny business with an altered mail link). Also, the number I called was a US number from their site, though they had an international number listed too (which matches the email).
I think prima has cut some deal for US customers here.
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