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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Merkuri" data-source="post: 3428692" data-attributes="member: 41321">Tip to avoid phishing scams:  Whenever a company/website sends you an email saying there is a problem with your account, whether it's eBay, a bank, or a forum like this one, ignore any links in the email and go straight to the website in question in whatever way you normally do it (bookmark, typing in the address, etc).  If there really is a problem with your account, any good website will warn you in some way as soon as you log in.  If you log in and see no indication that anything is a problem then the email was a scam.Websites NEVER need you to "verify your information for security purposes" and will never send you an email about it.  Any such emails you get are probably phishing for your information.</blockquote>