2006/6/25, Herman Aa wrote:

> I noticed something strange also (no security, no padlock). I did not notice initially.
>
> I got very suspicious when (further down the form) they asked for the PIN of my bank (imagine!)
> The main theme was that I had to provide additional information. Without the required information my account would be restricted and eventually cancelled (if I continued to refuse to provide the required information).
>
> The website looked very genuine.
>
> As I had used my PayPal password to answer the above questions I immediately accessed my PayPal account and changed the password.
> I am a very recent PayPal user (new account, less than 2 months old).
> I trust that keeps me out of trouble.

I believe I have seen exactly as what you said!  It was funny when I
tried it with a fake username, password etc... and it proceeded as one
has successfully logged in.  I got the impression no matter what you
type there, it will proceed as if you have successfully logged in.



Best regards,

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