What's the new spoof/fraud forwarding email for Paypal?

[benhansenhicks]

I've used both spoof@paypal.com and spoof@paypal.co.uk but they no longer work - what's the new email I can forward spoofing emails from fake sources for Paypal?

Thanks

[kernowlass]

@benhansenhicks

They do work, just tested it myself.

And got back this reply so it must work  >>>

Dear (name deleted)

Thanks for forwarding us the email you received. We'll investigate it
and get back to you if we need more information.

If you've clicked on a link in a suspicious email and typed in your
password, you should log in to your PayPal account and change your
password and security questions straight away.

If a payment was sent from your account without your permission, go to
(link deleted) and report it to us.


Thanks,
PayPal
***********************************************************************
Please don't reply to this email. If you need to get in touch, just send
us a message from our site.

[DIGLS]

I have the same problem albeit some weewks later than the OP.

I have received a fishing email and tried to send it to the recommended addresss 'spoof@paypal.co.uk'

and the system bounces it back.

so what's going on?

[PayPal_Rachael]

Hi DIGLS,

Thanks for posting.

The email Spoof@PayPal.co.uk should work but you can use Spoof@PayPal.com or Review@PayPal.com to forward on these emails. I know some email providers are sensitive to the word spoof so the review email might work better.

I hope this helps.

Rachael

[SoftleySoftley]

When you just send test emails the two 'spoof' addresses work.

But when you try forwarding anything they DO NOT.

In my case when I tried forwarding the spoof email it alerted the original dodgy email sender and I got another dodgy email from them which in the general confusion very nearly fooled me ...PHEW!

I have alerted PayPal but the more the merrier.

Has anyone else found that PayPal's attitude has become a bit shoddy of late??