This is Cyber Security Awareness Month

Caution! PayPal Phishing e-mail Scam
It may look official but,
1. It didn't come from Paypal
2. The link to "Restore" your PayPal account, leads to 
 which has nothing to do with PayPal.
3. Notice the bad grammar and the spelling and punctuation errors.
4. PayPal will never, ever address you with a generic greeting always with your full registered name.

If you're using Avast, it also protects you since it prevents you from getting to the actual Website.
PayPal will never ask you via email to click on a link to do anything pertaining to your PayPal account. 

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