That reeks of phish.

You would think, but it was sent to me with my full name (most of those types say something like "Dear Paypal user" or "attention card holder". And when I went to my account (directly- not clicking on a link), it has the same message. Yet everything still works fine...

Phishers can get their filthy little mitts on real names.

The key question was, did they try to get you to click through a link in the email to sign in, or did you go directly to the site to follow up?

Yes, there was a link in the message, but I never click on them. But when I go directly to my account, the same message is there. Yet, there is no problem with my email at all. They even send me emails through that email address.

The irony is that they sent me an email that stated they can't use this email address to send me emails.

And then when I send them an email trying to get it fixed, I get an email about how to change my email address.

New Year's Eve Underwear Traditions from Around the World
 

It looks like we're not the only ones who have a NYE underwear custom.
Click here for a short article, list, and video of these traditions. Though the page and video don't show any junk, it may not be work safe.

Yes, but it says nothing of sporting said underwear, sans pants....

We'll need to update their database.

I'm in....