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Old 11-11-2010, 06:16 AM
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katier825
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If you right click an select View Message Source, you can see the actual address it came from. I had one the other day that was from PayPall - with 2 "L's". That's how I knew it was a fake.

Anytime you get something from PayPal, eBay, a bank or credit card company, etc., you should take the time to check if is legit before you open it.

It's always best to type a website in directly, rather than click on the links in the emails. :)
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