
This time the target URL is http://simplecarsale.com/.PayPal.Com(T)/Edit_Billing/index.php, but I suspect that because it follows the previous email that if other people are also receiving both emails, some are going to think this is PayPal taking action against the first and users could well fall for the second email all the more easily.
Don't fall for it, it's not real! Here's the content:
Dear PayPal Member,
You have received this email as part of a Verified PayPal Campaign meant to increase security for your credit card against online credit card fraud.
Verified Paypal has detected that you have been using this email address for online purchases and in order to protect yourself against online credit card fraud
We would like to introduce you to a new system that will
Protect you against frauds.
You can associate your email address to your credit card and receive a password that you will use for any online purchase. Also you will be notified by Verified Paypal when an online purchase is made.
Follow the below and go to Verified Paypal. You can join the Verified Paypal system or learn more about this.
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