Now what???
So I got another email from "paypal" asking me to go there and give my information. I'm not sure if I mentioned this already (I should have read my earlier posts before adding this one

), but I forwarded it to
spoof@paypal.com. Today I got home from work to find a response from
spoof-review@paypal.com. Basically, it tells me that it's under review, and to go to the resolution center and click on something and something to get somewhere etc (can't remember exactly). I went ahead there and basically it's telling me to give them my information. Utterly useless!
So my question: If you forward an email to
spoof@paypal.com, and get a response from
spoof-review@paypal.com, is it fake? It certainly doesn't seem right, what it's telling me to do. Is it possible that "spoof-review" is controlled by the scammers, who were able to receive emails sent to
spoof@paypal.com? I may be over-paranoid, but something here seems "phishy" (pun intended). I wonder if someone with a good (un-hacked) paypal account could do me a favor: Log into your account, go to "security and protection" at the top of the page, click the orange button saying "identify a problem", go to "I think someone may be using my account without my permission" and go to the "unauthorized activity" tab, and "my account has been limited", does it say something about limiting access, and to unlock or un-restrict access, you need to provide personal info? I'm just curious if this is how paypal works or if it's another part of that scam?
I know it's quite a bit to ask, but I would very much appreciate your help.
Thanks guys!
Regards
P.S. I just realized all those addresses and things are showing up as links. I'd suggest NOT clicking them, just in case.....
