Suspicious email from "Neteller"

[Mouche12]

Warning for all players with a Neteller account:

Today I received a suspicious email, as quoted below.

I immediately contacted Neteller's live chat support and they advised me to forward it to [email protected] for further investigation.

NEVER GIVE OUT ANY PERSONAL INFORMATION, AS REQUESTED IN THIS EMAIL :

QUOTE Dear Neteller Customers,
Our Technical Service department has recently updated our online services, and due to this upgrade we sincerely call your attention to follow below link and reconfirm your online account details. Failure to confirm your NETELLER account details will permanently suspend you from accessing your account online.
http://www.neteller.com/update/index.jsp?action=update
We use the latest security measures to ensure that your NETELLER account is safe and secure. The administration asks you to accept our apologies for the inconvenience caused and expresses gratitude for cooperation.
Thanks for choosing NETELLER
NETELLER Customer Service
[email protected]
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This is an automatic message. Please do not reply.
UNQUOTE


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[sorcer3ss (RETIRED)]

Yes, Mouche that has been going on for a few weeks, there was another thread somewhere about it, I also keep getting them for Paypal, but the neteller one looked very genuine, ceks, I think it was, looked at it and showed us.

 

[Mouche12]

Yeah, the page you land on when you click on the link does look very genuine indeed! But the words "suspended permanently" got me thinking....
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[sorcer3ss (RETIRED)]

Yes these people are getting too clever for my liking

 

[vixen777]

This is a phishing scam please don't do this anyone!

 

[Gijan74]

NetEller is a reliable and proffesional ewallet service and they would never write you for personal details..I don´t think any ewallets etc would do that..

So if anyone recieve emails asking for account or personal details never ever respond...