Paypal: Another Hoax!

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Hacking paypal account information.

I’ve read a message from verify3@online-paypal.com in my inbox stating:

:::You have initiated a payment for $17.30 USD to info@bluehost.com.:::
Because the payment was made from an foreign ip address, we put the transaction on hold.
To dispute this payment, click here.
Id: SQ 427 OEPCVTEBQOHBQRWIPVNMLOYPYHZDBGQZGGZBRW

Again! A hoax!

I was adept this time because this was not my first time to receive a message like this. I even had a blog post ( “Yahoo Alert: So Annoying!“)  few days ago. You can read it for reference.

If  last time was from YAHOO and n ow, from PAYPAL. Wow! verify3@online-paypal.com was the email address they are using. This is very deceiving knowing the extension of the username is really “PAYPAL“, disregarding the “online-” prefix . With my intense desire to know what’s behind  the “CLICK HERE” link above, I clicked on  it and  navigated me to a web page very likely to the official site of PAYPAL, almost everything is perfectly duplicated except for the URL : .

Hmmmm, this time I was definitely convinced that this was really a fake! Another damn fake!

I played their game. I tried to input my email address as my username, and in the password input fieild, I typed 123456. Wow! I was logged in successfully. I loled. Knowing I was able to log in using the fake password.

Guys, be safe with this kind of modus operandi. They are trying to capture our email address and password by just inputting in the login field in which information being inputted will be sent to their email address.

I know this kind of operation. I’ve tried this one in friendster. This is very crappy and garbage way of stealing accounts! Poor you people behind this. Go to h3ll.

Hacking paypal account information.