http://www.marketingtreasurehunt.com/blog/internet-marketing-articles/2010/warning-your-paypal-account-has-been-limited.html Provide internet marketing news and tips, internet marketing products reviews and offer bonuses for Online Marketer Tue, 26 Jul 2011 16:15:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= http://www.marketingtreasurehunt.com/blog/internet-marketing-articles/2010/warning-your-paypal-account-has-been-limited.html/comment-page-1#comment-16871 Yuriy Tue, 26 Jul 2011 16:15:35 +0000 http://www.marketingtreasurehunt.com/blog/?p=1143#comment-16871 when I click on the link below it links to some site with arabic characters. Seems like IT IS really spam or fishing or ext, because usually I get emails from @paypal.com and not from paypal.co.uk when I click on the link below it links to some site with arabic characters. Seems like IT IS really spam or fishing or ext, because usually I get emails from @paypal.com and not from paypal.co.uk

]]> http://www.marketingtreasurehunt.com/blog/internet-marketing-articles/2010/warning-your-paypal-account-has-been-limited.html/comment-page-1#comment-16561 Sunrise Sun, 27 Feb 2011 18:03:48 +0000 http://www.marketingtreasurehunt.com/blog/?p=1143#comment-16561 It's amazing how often people get scammed with PayPal... Whether it's PayPal's fault, or people just don't think before they give all their info to a complete stranger, there is still a better solution. I really don't understand why not all of us just switch to PayPal alternative? Amongst others - Paysafecard is a great solution. I use it for months now. There are no fees for anything you buy, you get it for cash in your local store, you can't get your account hacked as there is NO account, just the pin code with the money value and there is no need to give away any personal or bank info when you're, for example, buying credits for your Skype account. I think there is no better payment option than this one, seriously. PSC is in spreading further into the online network each month and I believe that very soon others will see it's greatest value. NO FEES. I dunno how those people manage to print all those Paysafecards when all I have to pay is those 5 Euros that I'll spend somewhere else on the www... PayPal is threatened by new and BETTER payment options and they know it. They try to hold on with new phone payment options and similar, but that will also get hacked even faster than with computer... How long? It’s amazing how often people get scammed with PayPal…
Whether it’s PayPal’s fault, or people just don’t think before they give all their info to a complete stranger, there is still a better solution.
I really don’t understand why not all of us just switch to PayPal alternative? Amongst others – Paysafecard is a great solution. I use it for months now. There are no fees for anything you buy, you get it for cash in your local store, you can’t get your account hacked as there is NO account, just the pin code with the money value and there is no need to give away any personal or bank info when you’re, for example, buying credits for your Skype account.
I think there is no better payment option than this one, seriously.
PSC is in spreading further into the online network each month and I believe that very soon others will see it’s greatest value. NO FEES. I dunno how those people manage to print all those Paysafecards when all I have to pay is those 5 Euros that I’ll spend somewhere else on the http://www...
PayPal is threatened by new and BETTER payment options and they know it. They try to hold on with new phone payment options and similar, but that will also get hacked even faster than with computer…
How long?

]]> http://www.marketingtreasurehunt.com/blog/internet-marketing-articles/2010/warning-your-paypal-account-has-been-limited.html/comment-page-1#comment-16306 Cuervo Thu, 28 Oct 2010 23:19:04 +0000 http://www.marketingtreasurehunt.com/blog/?p=1143#comment-16306 I've received this exact e-mail almost everyday in the GMail junk mail folders for a few months now. It's sorta surprising that PayPal as well as all the legitimate email services can't figure a way to blacklist mails such as these. I’ve received this exact e-mail almost everyday in the GMail junk mail folders for a few months now. It’s sorta surprising that PayPal as well as all the legitimate email services can’t figure a way to blacklist mails such as these.

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