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Old 08-02-2005, 02:06   #116
SMHarman
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Re: ***Caution***: Paypal Users

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Originally Posted by Gareth
yep, you & I would do that, bit I fear some users wouldn't be as naturally aware of the dangers (can't think of the right word to use.... beer is making my brain go all wobbly).

Similarly, Social Engineering shouldn't happen, but it does all too frequently.
I nearly fell for it, though if the pages had loaded I would probably have been suspicious of the address bar. Why? It went to my work email address, and that is changing soon, so in a carpe diem moment I was going to change my paypal email address and agree to the new terms. Clicking the link reminded me that this was something else that goes to this address.
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