Hi all, I received the following mail in my Spam box, which seems to be a phising hoax, as it asks me to click on a link and enter my bank account details.... How stupid do they think I am??

Email as received (I edited the receipients details of course.)

Dear PayPal Member,

Please confirm payment to POWERELECTRONICS ([email protected]) $1599.99 USD using PayPal and your Shipping Information.

This credit card payment will appear on your bill as "PAYPAL".


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PayPal Shopping Cart Contents

Item Name: BRAND NEW Sony Vaio UX180P Micro PC
Quantity: 1

Total: $1599.99 USD



Cart Subtotal: $1599.99 USD
Shipping Charge: $22.99 USD
Cart Total: $1622.98 USD
Payment Status: Unconfirmed



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Shipping Information

Shipping Info: K******* Davis
***** ***Lane
*******, GA 3*****
United States

Address Status: Unconfirmed

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Please click the link below to confirm or to cancel your payment
https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr.php?cmd=_processing-payment-Account-login43689473fgh5g4HGGTYG

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Thank you for using PayPal!
The PayPal Team
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PayPal Email ID PP150


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I mean, I did not buy a Computer and I'm not mr. Davis, how many people are stupid enough to fall for this one??

Stay alert..

>Greeting with the love of Jezus to you my dear friend<

Have you forwarded this to Paypal Henk?

for these use:
[email protected]
or
[email protected]
according to what or whom it is suppose to be comming from.
FORWARD them, do not click on any links, or copy and paste.

I did forward it, and only copied part of it (i.e. there's bits missing, especialy from the link).

I've had two of these today for a wheelchair I was supposedly selling (I'm not!) so forwarded them to spoof @ebay. Unsurprisingly they were BS as ebay mailed me back quickly to say they had nothing to do with them.