Skrill (Moneybookers) - phishing emails?

[Moonlight Cat]

From last two days, i received 2 letters from Skrill@Ipsos-MORI.com

Dear {My first name and last name},

You recently received an email inviting you to take part in a survey for Skrill, one of your payment providers. Thank you if you have already participated, but if not it would be very much appreciated if you could as this will enable us to act on your feedback. The survey will take you approximately 5 minutes to complete.

Please click here to complete the survey.

The survey will be available for completion until the 30th June. Skrill is committed to delivering products and services that meet the needs of its customers, so your comments are important to us.

Kind Regards,

Caroline Gibbons, VP Customer Relationship Management
To remove your email address from Skrill Market Research, please click here


This e-mail is being sent to you by Ipsos, an independent market research agency, on behalf of Skrill.

Ipsos will conduct the survey in accordance with the 1998 Data Protection Act and the Market Research Society Code of Conduct. Ipsos is MRS registered.

Ipsos will not pass on your email address or any other personal details to anyone. All responses to this survey will be kept confidential and used in aggregate form to anonymously report back to Skrill, unless you give permission for your results to be linked with your details and shared with Skrill.

If you have any problems accessing the survey, please e-mail Skrill@Ipsos-MORI.com

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Anybody know, what is this? Why i receive leters from 3rd party organisation,
that know my skrill personal info?

P.S. Sorry, i created similar thread in private section.

[Roulette Zeitung]

Hello Moonlight Cat,

Ipsos MORI is part of the Ipsos Group, a leading UK research company.

A press release so see the connection between both companies:

[...] The Global Payment Suite includes robust security features, supported by Skrill’s team of anti-fraud and security experts to constantly monitor transactions and take action on behalf of customers. Additionally, to securely process, transmit and store card data, Skrill is PCI DSS Level 1 certified and handles sensitive customer card details on its merchants’ behalf.

Dr Tim Denison, head of retail intelligence at Ipsos Retail Performance, comments, “Just like shopping malls provided consumers all of their shopping needs in one place, the Internet puts it at their fingertips. Those wanting to shop and pay online are no longer limited by geographical boundaries and merchants need to respond to this in order to leverage the resulting growth potential. They must, however, be aware that consumers will not put up with a poor transactional experience and will click away if the going gets tough or confusing, so simplicity is key.”

For more information:
Skrill Team at the Red Consultancy
SkrillTeam@redconsultancy.com / 0207 025 6500

Read the full press release: https://www.skrill.com/es-us/sobre-n...payment-suite/

But still be careful. If I can find the press release and the connection between Skrill and Ipsos, then criminals with fake emails can find it too.

Leopold

[-Shay-]

While this is a bit different than the original post, I think there's another round of phishing emails going around trying to get skrill login info.

I received three emails (to the same email address). Each was "my last warning" that our account was going to be closed by the end of the month if we do not review and accept the new terms and conditions.

[F-L-C]

While this is a bit different than the original post, I think there's another round of phishing emails going around trying to get skrill login info.

I received three emails (to the same email address). Each was "my last warning" that our account was going to be closed by the end of the month if we do not review and accept the new terms and conditions.

Yes, I got one today to an email address I have never used for Skrill & I use for affiliate programs

[Roulette Zeitung]

Each was "my last warning" that our account was going to be closed by the end of the month

The same wording as with Neteller phishing emails.

Leopold

[sportsfreak]

This is not exactly related to the op but one thing I am really wondering and not happy about: How come I am suddenly getting all sorts of spam on email adresses I have ONLY used to sign up with affiliate program/s and nowhere else?! ...

[universal4]

This is not exactly related to the op but one thing I am really wondering and not happy about: How come I am suddenly getting all sorts of spam on email adresses I have ONLY used to sign up with affiliate program/s and nowhere else?! ...

Because some of them sell the information, because some of them TRADE the information (I have been told this by some managers) and sometimes someone working for the company in some capacity (such as custy service, affy department etc) will steal the database and sell it.

Rick
Universal4