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  Moneybookers Security Update     Thu 16th Aug 2007 10:41:39

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Dear Community,

Recently we have detected some fake (phishing) emails and websites using the name of Moneybookers. These emails are not from Moneybookers and do not link to the Moneybookers official website. If you follow the instructions in such emails, your personal and financial details may be stolen and subsequently misused. We therefore wish to raise your attention to this issue, and assist in securing your details.

The main differences between Moneybookers and ‘phishing’ emails are:

1. Greeting
Moneybookers will always greet you with your first and lastname as registered on your account with us. Phishing emails usually use phrases like ‘Dear Moneybookers customer’.

2. Personal/Financial data updates
Moneybookers never sends emails asking you to update or provide your login/account details within a form provided or asking you to click on a hyperlink to access your account. A phishing email requires you to follow a link to ‘update’ your details and to provide your email, password, date of birth, financial details (credit card numbers) etc.

Please also follow these guidelines when using Moneybookers:

1. Accessing Moneybookers
Access your account only using the login button on the Moneybookers homepage.
Always check the address which is displayed in the address bar: Moneybookers is at Link (http) If the address bar reads something else, you are on a phishing site.

2. Password
Use a unique password for your Moneybookers account. Don’t use a password registered with other websites. Never disclose your password to anyone. Moneybookers will only request your password to login to your account. Moneybookers representatives will never ask you for your password. If you believe that someone has learned your password, please change it immediately and contact Moneybookers.

3. Update your browser
We recommend that you always use the latest version of your preferred Internet browser (Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Safari, etc.)

With best regards,

Moneybookers Mod'
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  Moneybookers - i failed to active my E-Wallet     Tue 18th Dec 2007 09:08:06

Mazjohnson

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In response to %mod_moneybookers :
Dear Community,

Recently we have detected some fake (phishing) emails and websites using the name of Moneybookers. These emails are not from Moneybookers and do not link to the Moneybookers official website. If you follow the instructions in such emails, your personal and financial details may be stolen and subsequently misused. We therefore wish to raise your attention to this issue, and assist in securing your details.

The main differences between Moneybookers and ‘phishing’ emails are:

1. Greeting
Moneybookers will always greet you with your first and lastname as registered on your account with us. Phishing emails usually use phrases like ‘Dear Moneybookers customer’.

2. Personal/Financial data updates
Moneybookers never sends emails asking you to update or provide your login/account details within a form provided or asking you to click on a hyperlink to access your account. A phishing email requires you to follow a link to ‘update’ your details and to provide your email, password, date of birth, financial details (credit card numbers) etc.

Please also follow these guidelines when using Moneybookers:

1. Accessing Moneybookers
Access your account only using the login button on the Moneybookers homepage.
Always check the address which is displayed in the address bar: Moneybookers is at Link (http) If the address bar reads something else, you are on a phishing site.

2. Password
Use a unique password for your Moneybookers account. Don’t use a password registered with other websites. Never disclose your password to anyone. Moneybookers will only request your password to login to your account. Moneybookers representatives will never ask you for your password. If you believe that someone has learned your password, please change it immediately and contact Moneybookers.

3. Update your browser
We recommend that you always use the latest version of your preferred Internet browser (Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Safari, etc.)

With best regards,

Moneybookers Mod'


I have a problem to active my e-wallet with the question

Do you already have an account on www.moneybookers.comLink (http) ?

No, I want to create a new one now
Yes, the address used is
I am not sure but if I do have an account,
The address used should be

but when i filled my address H-6-8, Pelangi Damansara, PJU6, Persiaran Surian, PJU6, 46200 it's still failed to activated my e-wallet.

So i need help here to active my e-wallet as soon as possible.

Thank you
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  Moneybookers - i failed to active my E-Wallet     Tue 18th Dec 2007 15:58:34

Cajunsr1

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In response to Mazjohnson [89% (137x)]  :
I have a problem to active my e-wallet with the question

Do you already have an account on www.moneybookers.comLink (http) ?

No, I want to create a new one now
Yes, the address used is
I am not sure but if I do have an account,
The address used should be

but when i filled my address H-6-8, Pelangi Damansara, PJU6, Persiaran Surian, PJU6, 46200 it's still failed to activated my e-wallet.

So i need help here to active my e-wallet as soon as possible.

Thank you

hi MJ,
i don't think i would give any personal information on this site, no matter what it is, if it involves a bank account, PAYPAL, moneybookers, etc. a crafty hacker will use this to his advantage i'm sure. this comes from a retired u.s. postal worker who has learned from the u.s. postal inspection service, one of the best investigation units around. and i think delcampe and the moderator shoud delete your message or any messages with this kind of information here for security's sake. :cop:

regards,
cajunsr.
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