Subject: PayPal Internet Banking.

From: "PayPal Inc."<[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 13 Sep 2006 19:40:54 -0700

PayPal Internet Banking

Dear PayPal valued member,

Recently, we received a lot of complaints about scams
involving non-verified users.

What does it mean to be
Verified?

Verification increases the
security
of the PayPal network.

Verified members have successfully completed PayPal's
verification
system to establish their identity with us. The verification
process
varies by country. In the U.S., a Verified member has
confirmed
a bank
account with PayPal. In Germany, a Verified member has
completed
a
bank transfer or the Expanded Use Process. In all other
countries
where PayPal is available, a Verified member has added a
credit
card
and completed the Expanded Use process. This is why we are
requesting
all our customers, to click the link below in order to
update
their "verified" status.

Click here to update your "verified" status

Do I have to become

Verified?

Now, Yes!

New users as well as old ones now have to confirm their
verified
status, in order to continue normal with your internet
transactions.
It is in your best interest to become verified!

In order be sure of your account updating please login into
the
link below as fast as possible.

Once you have updated your account records your internet
banking
service will not be interrupted and will continue as
normal.  If you have trouble in accessing your
account call us at
0409-7386-0588-8989-8959

Thank you for using PayPal!

The PayPal Team

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sent to this address cannot be answered. For assistance,
log
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account and choose the "Help" link in
the footer of any page.

Protect
Your
Account Info

Make sure nobody watches
you
as you
type your password as you login onto the webpage.

We take this opportunity to remind you that your
PayPal
account password, is a PIN (personal identification
number),
so be sure you do not share this number with anybody
(not even
family members).

Lately we had reports of fraudulent web pages that
imitate the PayPal website in order to gain personal
information about your account. To be sure that you
access a
real PayPal website check for the distinctive marks
such
as
the PayPal logo (see upwards).

Protect
Your
Password

Be sure to store your
password in a
safe place such as an personal agenda. If you have any
doubts
about this e-mail, click on the link on the left site
of
the
webpage and follow the instructions.