Use this checklist to make sure your email came from
PayPal:
Check the greeting:
We always address you by your first and last name, or by
the business
name on your PayPal account.
Check the link before you click:
Before you click a link in an email, hover your cursor over
the link and
check the web address. If the web address doesn't start
with
"https://www.paypal.com," don't click the link.( Try it here)
Check for requests for your personal information:
We?ll never use a PayPal email to ask you for any of the
following:
* Your bank account numbers
* Your debit and credit card numbers
* Your driver's license number
* Your email addresses
* Your full name
Check for a shipping number request:
Be on alert for emails that ask you to provide the shipping
number
before the buyer pays you.
Check for attachments or software updates:
We?ll never send an email with an attachment, or ask you to
install
software updates on your computer.
If anything on this checklist matches your email, someone
may be trying
to "spoof" or "phish" your account. Spoofing and phishing
are illegal
attempts to steal your identity, passwords, or other
personal or
financial information. If you?ve already clicked on a link
in the email
and entered personal information, you should change your
PayPal account
password and security questions immediately.
Just to be on the safe side, you should also review your
most recent
payment history for anything unusual or unauthorized. If
anything on
your account looks out of the ordinary, please let us know
about it as
soon as you can.
Here?s how you can report an unauthorized transaction:
1. Log into your PayPal account.
2. Select "Resolution Center.?
3. Click "Open a dispute."
4. Select "Unauthorized transaction," and then click
"Continue."
5. Enter or select the transaction ID for the transaction
you want to
dispute, and then click "Continue."
6. Complete the report for Unauthorized Use on a PayPal
Account, and
then click "Continue."
7. Confirm that the claim is correct, and then click
"Submit."
To learn more about protecting your account, click
"Security Center" on
any PayPal webpage.
PayPAls office
Registered Office:
5th Floor 22-24 Boulevard Royal L-2449, Luxembourg RCS
Luxembourg B 118
349.
Monday, July 19, 2010
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