PayPal fraud gathering information

A while ago I received a message in my secondary e-mail which is not registered in the PayPal service. The message stated that I need to give them my information because someone tried to access my account in PayPal and I need to submit the form including My e-mail and password. :lol: This is stupid. THEY are stupid. If that is really PayPal they won’t need you to submit your e-mail because they already have your email. They will only need some personal info (I think). They even asked the password and that’s an idiotic thing to think that that is the work of PayPal themselves.

I will say to them that they are a low class moron that even noobs will know that that message is fake. Don’t they know how to earn money the right way? Or they are just really moron to earn from themselves?

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