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Be careful Islandmaan. There are a ton of fake emails going around that LOOK like they come from Paypal or Citibank and they direct you to a login page. They are clones and are set up to capture your password when you attempt to login.
I get hit with these almost daily. I am unaware of a class action suit. I am not saying one doesnt exist or that the letter you received was a fake, but I am saying be VERY careful with mail regarding Paypal or any online banking. Phishing as its called is running rampant.
my thoughts exactly prof, that is why i posted here to get other opinions. I wanted to view the form to see what info they were trying to get on the claim form but it was not active.
Yeah, they call it phishing, which is why the band Phish is breaking up.
Seems real enough, http://www.paypal.com/settlement .. I had my account locked by them a couple years ago because I was unable to provide “up to date” utility bills and such, because i was living in another bloody country. I have lots of complaints logged against them, wonder if I should apply.. unless its high 5 figures or so probably not worth the hassle.
It also did cause me problems because I had money in there I needed access to.
Yeah, this one is in fact quite real.
The funds set up for both the Dispute Resolution Claim and the Statutory Damage Claim are a million or two a piece, so how much each person could recieve is determined by how many people actually file a claim.
If you have a Dispute Resolution Claim you can file between two forms. The short form gets you $50. The long form gets you whatever is divided between all those who file a D.R. claim.
There are alot of people claiming on the Statutory Damage just because they happen to have an account open in the time period this suit is based around. I personally have never had a problem with Google so I’m soon to send them my information to exclude myself from the suit.
