Big business stupidity

[Guest001]

Site providers I applied to mucked up and expect me to give them these details via unsecured http...sry transaction terminated (you only get one chance on the net)...I will go elsewhere for a paid site.

Hello,
Unfortunately, we have been unable to locate your account.
Please reply to this email providing as much of the following information as possible:
- Webs Site Address
- Webs ID, or Username
- Exact Date the transaction appears on your statement
- Exact Amount charged in USD (or specify your currency)
- If the charge is on a Credit Card:
- Billing Zip code
- Last 4 digits of the credit card
- The line item description as it appears on your Credit Card statement
- If the charge is through PayPal
- Transaction ID or Subscription ID from PayPal
- The PayPal Email Address
- Item description from within PayPal
Providing this information will assist us in locating the account and transaction in question and resolve any questions you might have.
Awaiting your response

PS my Antivirus sandboxed the transaction so that's that anyway

[Guest001]

Their further response...

Unfortunately we are unable to process your request as there was no information included in your reply. Please reply above the link indicated in the email as any information added below the line is removed as being part of the original email.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Awaiting your response

Lies because I returned the email the same way that I did previously LOL not very smart or they don't think I am....LOL LOL LOL

[Hellfighter]

the best way to get who ever you paid service from! is some time call them up and talk with a live person!

if the site been hack (redirect) you maybe given info to a hacker who use your information to a unsecured site

yahoo got hacked and their client information and password were taken and billing information as will last week were taken, was on the news over 400k ppl

[Guest001]

Yes the whole issue could have been caused when I pressed send, my AntiVirus must have detected a redirect and killed it, plus this was all from a virtual browser so I'm very glad of that and there is no trace even for me to track down, and it seems that they are malicious