WARNING: NETELLER PHISHING

[sonneti]

I've been getting loads of these recently from the bank of scotland/barclays bank... & i don't even have an account there!! [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

It is kind of fun to pretend you have fallen for it a few times and enter in a whole bunch of random info though

[froggy527]

Be aware that they also do this on ebay,paypal,etc...
Never click the link on these emails bogus or not,go
to the website and log in for any info you need. Paypal
also said to send them any of these phish emails so they
can report them.

PS If it sounds fishy then it probaly is!!!

[SamG]

Jared, thanks.

Mods, maybe this should be a sticky?

[FromTheSouth]

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Jared, thanks.

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[kidpokeher]

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Do NOT ever login to a banking site such as neteller by following links in an email.

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The worst part is Neteller has been sending out (legitimate) promo emails with instructions to log in through their email links. I pointed out to them how dangerous this could be but they were nonchalant about it and pretty much blew me off.

[C-Dog]

I didnt even notice the link being nelleler earlier. That is reasonably clever. I got the mail today and it said that my account was disabled because people were trying to login from other locations.

C-Dog

[boondoggle]

If you are stupid enough to enter your neteller info into a bogus page then you deserve to lose all of your money.

cheers
Boon

[grando]

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If you are stupid enough to enter your neteller info into a bogus page then you deserve to lose all of your money.

cheers
Boon

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you're just an overall douchebag aren't you

[Jeff_B]

Wow people are still falling for phishing? wtf basic computer common sense and safety should be taught in school madatory... OH got to go my nigerian friend wants to conduct important business dealings. =)

[Maddogg]

I get these types of hoax emails all the time for Paypal and eBay, it's fairly obvious it's a scam when I get these, and I always report them immediately.