I got paypal phishing email from paypal.pcriot.com

[yorije]

Everyone,
I got a paypal phishing e-mail from an email which wasasking me to click at a link http://paypal.pcriot.com/ below is the complete e-mail. Pls. pay attention to the image place holder above paypal logo. its an undisplayed image from location http://paypal.pcriot.com/track.php. If any one wants I can forward the e-mail. At this 2nd location I got reference for x10Hosting.
Yorije


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[DarkDragonLord]

taht could be posted in general chat not in feedback >_>

[tsukunase]

foward to abuse@paypal.com, cc to fraud@paypal.com

[Corey]

Taken care of.

[tsukunase]

Taken care of.

I was actually thinking of an idea: recoding it so phishing sites would be replaced with a large image that says "if you entered information here, your account may have been compromised - change your cc#s passwords, etc" instead of just showing suspended page

[Swiblet]

That's ridiculous o.O Like people wouldn't check the address of the link they're clicking on? Idiots, really. I have gotten phishing emails from Bank of America, but the link was made out to a www.bankofamerica.com page and the address said www.bankofamerica.com/.....whatever came after the slash. That can all be changed with a simple javascript code. Shouldn't they look into that before trying to fool people? -_-

~~Ben