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To: mr.mark who wrote (13005)7/27/2000 9:56:52 PM
From: EL KABONG!!!  Respond to of 32903
 
mr. mark,

Let's see... PayPal on one hand and the WSJ article on the other. Who's more credible?

Let's reason it out. We can pretty well guess that the site in Russia is a scam. And perhaps the "real" PayPal is legitimate (ignorance on my part; not intended as a suggestion that PayPal may be something else).

As long as you're not clicking on some link where you have to determine if that character is a letter "l" or a number "1", go for it.

Of course, I have no need of PayPal's services, so I'll just ignore it and avoid the problem altogether. <g>

KJC



To: mr.mark who wrote (13005)7/27/2000 10:20:58 PM
From: CatLady  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 32903
 
I've used PayPal to pay for Ebay auctions. And I recently received a $5 credit for referring someone. No scam, as long as the site name is spelled correctly.


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