Onbux : Phishing alert ! Do not click !

its good that you alerted people on this..I am pretty sure there are many innocent people who will fall on such trap blindly without thinking why someone want to give away free money.no matters what you should not give away your account password to anyone...password is not required to send money.

Thanks for informing.. It will be good for all. Such scammers should not get any kind of success.. So better we spread this. Good Job.

Your last sentence really did drive home the point. No one will give you ten dollars for nothing indeed. I think that there are two types of people who will fall for this one. Greedy people or gullible people. There are a lot of people who think, "woo, free ten dollars" and then enter that information and will get sucked completely dry. Really, they have no one to really blame but themselves. They didn't have to enter their information, they chose to. I just wonder how many people fell right for this one. Given the concentration of people that are gullible on the Internet, I would imagine that many would in fact have fallen for such a thing. Still when someone asks for such information, it is common sense 101 that you do not enter said information. Then again, people aren't really that bright to begin with in this day and age or rather greedy.

dump way for stealth account..

For me, I don't think to provide all of my particular to a stranger. We should use our logical sense to decide and judge out in whatever we are doing. Never follow the instruction blindly.

Thanks for the warning friend, but that,,, should try a little bit harder to put one over me, my horns are too long and sharp already for a trick like that, what I'm worried about are the new users who might be taken for a ride

Surely no-one in their right mind would give out their PIN?!!! I almost got caught with a PayPal one once, through an email saying suspicious activity on my account. It LOOKED like PP, but I left when it got to wanting the PIN I use for my debit card.The address should have warned me, plus the "dear Paypal user" rather than my name. can't believe I nearly fell for it. Amazing these pond scum are using so-called legit sites to carry out their crooked scams now ...

Interesting topffer does not seize to amaze me on how so many scammers today will go for anything and not stop until they get what they want. Seems like many today are getting so vulnerable that at times reasoning does not kick in and are easily fooled. I suppose need can deter a person from thinking sometimes, but this is good topffer that you alert. Not enough alert these days, more like scammers are winning. So thanks I will be sure to watch for it although I try not to enter my email address anymore anywhere. The old phase you do not get nothing for nothing is always on my mind.

Hi, Topffer, thanks for this alert to members! This scam is easy to notice but sometimes people don't pay attention. I got caught like this once. I was working, I was in a hurry and without thinking I sent an email with the password for my account. I had a hard time to recover my mail at yahoo, plus this guy was sending messages to everybody in my address book asking for money. What a shame that I did something so stupid.

Many thanks for information,,I would never give respon to thing likes that because someone like that take advantage to other people or newbies and deceive them to promises to provide a lucrative reward

Thanks for the info.I learned that we should never give out any such info.I got a lot of e.mails saying that something is wrong with one or other of my pay processors,and it was blocked,or something other.If I want to know if it really is something wrong I open a new window and go to he official site (let's say PayPal) and sign in and check if is anything going on.

I agree with that...People be careful...It would be a good idea to inform onbux about that but i believe that onbux doesnt matter on this...Well i'll say again!Be careful People...topffer thanks for the information...

thanks for the information bro... indeed present a lot a fraud, and we do have to be more observant and cautious.

Thanks Topffer for the information.

Never give your password. Never give your PIN or Security Number. I live by these and when some site or emails asks for it, I know its a scam, Thanks for the heads up though!

thx for that useful information...