February 9, 200521 yr If you use one of these browsers, this link may work if you have international domain name support turned on. It is NOT the real Paypal but a spoofed website. This won't work on IE. Fake Paypal Real Paypal
February 9, 200521 yr I was thinking it could have been paypa1.com, because in arial the 1 looks like the l. But it isn't.
February 9, 200521 yr Author International character sets have alot of characters that look exactly like the Latin ones we use. The first link is actually for "http://www.p & #1072 ; ypal.com/" but it looks exactly the same and will direct you to the wrong site if your browser has IDN support. I recommend you turn off IDN if this happens. The full explanation is here
February 9, 200521 yr QUOTE(DonkeyKongerko @ Feb 9, 2005 -> 03:51 PM) International character sets have alot of characters that look exactly like the Latin ones we use. The first link is actually for "http://www.pаypal.com/" but it looks exactly the same and will direct you to the wrong site if your browser has IDN support. I recommend you turn off IDN if this happens. The full explanation is here I get meoww again.
February 9, 200521 yr how do i disable IDN in firefox? i did that change network.enableIDN to false and i can still see that fake page.
February 9, 200521 yr Author This is the actual character being used. Looks like an a, eh? http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/0430/index.htm
February 9, 200521 yr Author QUOTE(Tmar28 @ Feb 9, 2005 -> 03:59 PM) how do i disable IDN in firefox? i did that change network.enableIDN to false and i can still see that fake page. There's a fix mentioned near the bottom of this page that supposedly works. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punycode
February 10, 200521 yr QUOTE(KipWellsFan @ Feb 9, 2005 -> 03:52 PM) I get meoww again. I believe you are supposed to. Look at the domains of each site you click.
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