Phishing Warning
Online "phishing" scams typically involve a bogus e-mail message that uses legitimate looking materials, such as a company's Web site graphics and logos, in an attempt to entice e-mail recipients to provide personal financial details, such as credit card and Social Security numbers.
Never respond to an unsolicited e-mail that asks
for details about your financial information.
Here are some examples of Phishing Attempts:
FROM: PayLeap Sales
Dear Stephen Stephensen
This is your order ticket
You can cancell or trace your purchasing processing state at any time Manage
Order
Order Confirmation Number: 1307390160
Item Bill Total:$107.90
Sale Tax:$8.78
Delivery Total : $116.33
With Shipping Insurance & Handling Fees
On your card statement the Transaction will appear as 2globalpay*MQ4D6*
FROM: PayLeap Sales
Dear Sam Gomnlin
This is your order receipt
You may suspend or check your purchasing processing state at any time Manage
Order
Order Track Reference ID: 1307389755
Item Bill Total:$103.32
Payment Tax:$6.97
Total for this Sale : $119.42
With Shipping Insurance & Handling
Comissions
On your bank account statement the Payment will be shown as
WonderPay*MX8N7*
*If you receive an
email that looks like this PLEASE IGNORE this is a
phishing scam and not an actual Charge being made to your Credit Card. The scammers are trying to extract your
username and passwords.
Secure Sign In
Your online security is important to us. That is why we
are committed to safeguarding your personal information online to keep it
secure and confidential.
When you sign in to a PayLeap System, your Username and Password are sent over
the Internet from your computer to ours using Secure
Socket Layer (SSL) technology. SSL encrypts your personal information before it
leaves your computer, ensuring that no one else can read it.
Once you have signed in, you can check that your session is secure in two ways: * Look for the small padlock icon usually located in the lower right corner or at the top to the right of the address bar of your Web browser window. A closed, or locked, padlock indicates a secure connection. padlock * Look for the letters "https://" at the beginning of the Web site address or URL in your Web browser. The "s" means secure.
Alert: As a security precaution, please remember to click the "Log Off" link when you finish your online session.
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