Lately I am receiving an e-mail like the one below, and sometimes I get even 5 of this each day. "Payza: Important Action Required Dear Member You need follow final step transition From Alertpay To Payza before you can use full access your Payza account! Please click on the following link to validate your account: Click here to validate your account. If you not follow this final step your account will temporary frozen with unknown period. Thanks for choosing Payza (formerly AlertPay), The Payza Team Need Assistance? We're happy to help by phone Monday to Friday 8:00am to 7:00 pm EST, or by email Copyright 2012 Payza (formerly AlertPay). All rights reserved." I was inspired and never followed the instructions from this message, but from what I have read on other forums some people actually lost the money from their payza accounts. After you will click this message you will be invited to enter your e-mail, pass and pin. So be careful guys and don't make the day better for this thief.
its totally as spam email mate Payza will always sent a Email with your first name not as Dear Member its always Dear (Name)
I didn't get it. Payza is a scammer or not?.. Please someone send me a PM and answer me, as I will not be up todate with this thread I think
Yes, I can confirm that indeed this is a scam. This email has been making it's rounds and DO NOT click on the links in it! You will be sorry, because your account will then become compromised. This is a scam and people are trying to 'phish' for your information in an illegal way. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!
Payza is not a scam for sure. I have not had any problems with them so far. They seem to be quite genuine.
Please could you provide us with the email that was used to send the message. From there we will now if it is from payza, a break in their security or what so ever?
These are spam emails and they get you to the phishing websites and when you login to that webpage, using your payza login details, your account will be compromised. Always check the URL before logging in.
The emails are not from Payza the emails are from internet crooks. You should forward the emails to Payza support, so their fraud team can track where the emails are coming from and put a stop to them. Do not enter any of your personal account information in the emails. Payment processor and their representatives (employees) should never ask you for your account password or pin number. Use common sense when receiving such phish scam emails.
I was not calling payza a scam. Some guys are using this e-mail to steal the money from your payza account.
As an update: it seems that if you fall for this e-mail and the money from your account are lost, you can still solve the problem. A user on another forum told me that he contacted the payza support and they managed to get his money back and they blocked the account of the thieves. Unfortunately the e-mail is still received, since they can always open another payxza account.
Payza still good for paying, but for receiving as merchant still the same complicated apprailsal like Alertpay so dont see too much different, only the new Payza API is more complicated and headache to be implemented