Fake emails from JustBeenPaid.
By DoctorDidi
@DoctorDidi (7018)
India
May 14, 2012 12:28pm CST
I have received two consecutive emails from justbeenpaid.com having the same content. I state it in my own language. The message states that JustBeenPaid gives random cash prizes and they have selected my account as the one of 10 top winners accounts who will get cash prizes from the site. I have WON $100 LR and I have been directed claim my prize following the direct link:http://sci.libertyreserve.com/?fees=true for which I have to pay a 0.50$ fees to show that my LR account is still alive. After the payment, I will receive ( the email spells it as recive) instantly the 100 usd in my LR account. I think it is a fake one to scam me. What’s your opinion about it?
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10 responses
@laken02 (3065)
• United States
14 May 12
sounds like a big scam to me. anything you haVE TO PAY like that is usauly a scam i would not do it. if you have an account and did join justbeen paid i would contact them from there contact page and email them asking them if they said this and then i would let them know its a scam some people will believe it and fall for it and get took...
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@DoctorDidi (7018)
• India
15 May 12
I have already contacted with them and they have confirmed it to be a fake.
@owlwings (43910)
• Cambridge, England
14 May 12
There have been at least two discussions today on this exact subject:
http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/2658997.aspx
http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/2659062.aspx
Yes, it appears to be a phishing attempt. The URL begins with "sci" NOT "www".
You should log in to your Liberty Reserve account by typing the correct URL into the browser. In addition, read this page: http://www.libertyreserve.com/en/home/consumeralert
@aman1981 (793)
• India
15 May 12
well this pay also come in my email address and than i just go to site and join web conference and they clear this mail is scam and they never send this type of mail.
As sure their is so many hacker in net who want to use your login i.d. and password to go through that site and than they do everything as they do.
@yugasini (12893)
• Secunderabad, India
15 May 12
hi didi,
after long time i am in your dicussion, surely it is a fake mail,but it is better to try with only fifty cents, if you loose you will be lost rs 27.00 if you got you will more than 100 dollars, which is best you think your selves,but i have not received any such mail till now ,have a nice day
@johnnykay (1056)
• Hungary
16 May 12
If you'd visit the JBP website, you would see that they noticed their members that someone is sending out fake fraudulent emails to members claiming that he won a hundred bucks! So yeah, those emails are fake, but aren't sent by the JBP-website!
To be honest, I don't even bother opening emails from JBP, because they're mostly about web conferences and that doesn't interest me. I simply delete the emails they send!
Have a nice day! 
@hemanth143 (147)
• India
13 Jun 12
Yes, I too receive same email from just been paid. They are fake emails. It's better to avoid justbeenpaid.
@sid556 (30959)
• United States
14 May 12
I think it is a scam too so just don't respond to it. It's not worth it. I never heard of this site until today. As Owl said, there have been at least 2 other similar discussions to this one. Also there was someone on here spamming for this site all over the place this morning. I believe her account has since been removed but I'm not 100% sure on that.
@sixletterslong (2)
•
15 May 12
Yes I have seen one of these too, I don't even have a Liberty reserve account. They are scams, just delete them/ mark them as spam. I deleted it earlier but I believe that liberty reserve was spelt wrong in the link too, with a 'z' instead of an 's' in the name which was another obvious give away.
@Sindrum91 (254)
• United States
15 May 12
This has scam written all over it! Run away as fast as you can! What prize has you pay a fee?? So you won losing $0.50. LOL. No thanks. Phishing scam all day.
