It just never ends, does it?
Here I have again found hacked, stolen verified PayPal accounts openly for sale, along with a variety of other related goodies.

Following a search term which had brought someone to another blog of mine, I found this. I won't mention the site name or the email address shown, but this is not the fist time this very sort of thing has been found. I doubt it will be the last either. Here is a screencap of the entire page, reduced to 480. Screencap of the search too. Screencapture of the cached page

So just more evidence that PayPal is not safe, as they would lead you to believe.

 If you believe Payapl is safe, honest, secure and trustworthy, I am afraid you are gravely mistaken. But of course, the choice is yours, after all, it is your money, your bank account, your time, effort, money tied up or stolen, &  your frustration dealing with them when something goes wrong.

Get a clue people, safe browsing includes avoiding the sites/services which are targeted by scammers. ebaY and paypal are at the TOP of that list. Just one more reason to...

Boycott ebaY & PayPal!

Coming back now 5 days later, I click on the above search term, only to see completely different results..

That strikes me funny. Simply amazing that might happen? Eh?

But the fact is that the page is STILL there, especially if you search for it using the exact term seen in the screencap. Why would something like that happen? Who knows? I can think of million$ of reasons though. It still shows on several internet search engines and archives, like...

Google

"Stolen verified paypal accounts for sale"

Yahoo! Search

"Stolen verified paypal accounts for sale"

MSN Live Search

"Stolen verified paypal accounts for sale"

AlltheWeb

"Stolen verified paypal accounts for sale"

Internet Archive's  Wayback Machine pages show it from Aug 20, 2007

So it seems as though maybe anything pointing to it from, oh, ...  say... uhmm...  consumer awareness related blogs, for instance, seem to vanish quickly, but yet the page still is there...  Hacked Verified Paypal Accounts are still freely and openly for sale, and have been for at least since August 2007.

Does  that seem like a safe service to use?

Maybe whoever takes care of those things was too busy vandalizing websites, or badgering bloggers while using ficticious names, or safely purchasing heroin or some other drugs with PayPal to notice this hazard to their users safety and deal with it somehow, other than concealment and denial.

http://budmalcolm.bravejournal.com/entry/26319

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