IML: Paypal Scam, Round 2

[Crestonave@xxxxxxx]

I just got a new scam email with a different  twist. It looked like it came 
from Paypal and gave the details of a transaction  - a purchase of a Dell 
laptop - to be sent to a person I didn't know at an out  of state address. It gave 
me an opportunity to "cancel" the transaction by  clicking on a link - where 
of course I would have to provide my sign in info to  continue.

When in doubt, throw it out. 

Tom
'68 Imp Convert and  '60 NYer coupe
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