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This makes things easier: No phishing site to have to maintain. No browser-based phishing filters to worry about.
This particular one posts to a account hosted in California. (The images are all pulled from PayPal, like this one, always a source of annoyance.)
(Clarification: I'm not saying this hasn't been done before -- it has. But it's not common to see these, and also, what I've seen in the past doesn't neccessarily have the sophistication of this phish.)
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