Neteller spam or not ?

[The Viking]

Anyone else getting thos mails from Neteller ?
Got 3 yesterday from info(at)neteller.com
Looks pretty details but still hmm
Got no issue when logging in to my account and everything seems to be up to date

 

[dionysus]

you can always log into your accr and check whats up - just dont ever use links in the body if you're skeptical - just open another tab and go directly to the site address

 

[Conor@Trada]

Looks fishy to me!
"we have limited you Neteller account"

Wouldn't click anything in there.

You can also check the original email content in some email accounts (I think hotmail allow it). It's useful for identifying dodgy emails.

 

[thr0b]

Don’t trust it. Far too many red flags.

The spelling and grammar is atrocious. An email about your account will always be addressed specifically to you, rather than “dear customer”. It’s a scam.

 

[spoo42]

Missing informations records

 

[Conor@Trada]

"THE VERIFICATIONS ARE CHANGING"

 

[dunover]

Simply hover over the link and see the address - it won't be a genuine Neteller url for a start. You would also see some personal details in the e-mail like your account number or real name, rather than a generic 'dear customer'.

It's a bad phishing scam e-mail, as stated above the grammar is wrong too so the scammers are likely Indian, Chinese or E.European.

 

[FargoVIP]

Neteller may changed verifications for your country so you just need to folow the link and verificate again as I think

 

[incrediblestuff]

@The Viking deffo spam i.m.o. Too many typo's -Real Neteller emails rarelyy have any..and even if it was correctly written NEVER follow links in mails unless your 100% sure..

Hope you didn't click that link!
@FargoVIP please think about what you're saying...as a Casino Rep i feel you should be smarter than that and definitely make sure you're not getting people into trouble...

 

[bowki]

Neteller may changed verifications for your country so you just need to folow the link and verificate again as I think

Never, ever, ever, ever, eeeeeeeeeeeever follow a link in an email to verify anything. Doesnt matter if bank, Paypal, Amazon, NETELLER, ...

Thats „How to use the Internet 101“

 

[Harry_BKK]

SPAM!!!

Click the link if you want to make a Nigerian happy!