The url is masked, it sends you to m0neybookers. com, look out for the e-mail The whois info is: Domain Name: M0NEYBOOKERS.COM Registrar: DOMAINPEOPLE, INC. Whois Server: whois.domainpeople.com Referral URL: hxxp://www.domainpeople.com Name Server: NS1.GATE.COM Name Server: NS2.GATE.COM Name Server: NS3.GATE.COM Status: clientTransferProhibited Updated Date: 25-may-2007 Creation Date: 25-may-2007 Expiration Date: 25-may-2008 The start of the e-mail message is a follows: ============================================== �We recently noticed one or more attempts to log in to your moneybookers account from a foreign IP address. If you recently accessed your account while traveling, the unusual log in attempts may have been initiated by you. However, if you did not initiate the log ins, please visit�moneybookers as soon as possible to verify your identity: ============================================== I have already reported to the real moneybookers and domainpeople, unfortunatly none of these two companies have an emergancy number for fraud/scam emergencies.
Thanks for the heads up. That's actually a very tricky scam! I've never seen phish e-mails spelt *that* close to the actual domain. It's more dangerous is all of the letters are spelt in caps!
the main point is, don't ever log in into your account thru any email given by paypal, moneybookers..etc using a new window each time you want to login to internet banking and don't forget to clear the cookies.
Good advise. Also notice that the site was created today, so its seems like I am first in line for the scammers
i don't click links from email, it is always adviced not to click any link from the emails! thanks for the info, time to be a bit more careful! scammers are getting smarter