Hello ​@benwab,

Thank you for contacting us, and welcome to the DocuSign Community! We are delighted to have you here and are eager to share as much information as we can.

I understand your concerns regarding potentially fraudulent emails and I apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused, and please know that we are here to help.

We appreciate your vigilance in reporting misuse of the DocuSign product. Our Security team has developed an Incident Reporting guide available on our Trust site. Please click the link for the latest information on how to report phishing or fraud attempts: https://www.docusign.com/trust/security/incident-reporting 

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Melanie | Docusign Community Moderator

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I can confirm the Phishing e-mails are still out there. I received one this morning, exactly like the one described above. Very effectively made, too. I couldn’t see any obviously phishy links, save for the odd e-mail address for PayPal customer support, and the fact that the first P of PayPal was a Ⓟ, easily missed if you were rushed.

I was mostly twigged by the letter, asking myself “why would PayPal care that I received money?”, “Why would Coinbase send me money” and “why would Docusign want me to sign something about this?”

I logged into my PayPal account directly from a different browser and saw no suspicious activity, then searched Google for “PayPal, Docusign, Coinbase scam” and pulled up a direct copy of the image above.

Always be mildly suspicious, and stay safe out there, everybody!