suspended order, whats is this

[AbleSpirit]

Hello, I just received a email and it was order and I have to confirm , when I click he took me to another page suspended one, I took screen copy but how I show it in this message 

[Sassydoggs]

The email was probably from a scammer.  Scammers target new sellers.  You have not received any orders.  When you sell something it shows up on your Etsy dashboard, not random emails.

[AbleSpirit]

ohhhh now I understand , thank u for ur replay, thank u. its just make me feel excited when I soo order and thought it is ok:)

[BeJeweledByDEBORAH]

@AbleSpirit Since your shop is new and unfinished, you are a prime target for scammers. Finish your shop.

[AbleSpirit]

whats the means of finishing my shop? can u explain it for me plz

[Amaradorn]

Sorry, that's almost certainly a scammer.

Genuine messages from Etsy will appear in the 'From Etsy' folder as well as the main message inbox. If a buyer is asking you to confirm or verify something by clicking a link then it's a scam. Report it or mark as SPAM (depending on which system you are using).

[AbleSpirit]

its just when u see an gmail coming from Etsy and show u that a buyer need to confirm I thought their is still hope that someone think to buy :)), thank u for replies 

[CoolCyberCats]

Spam. NEVER EVER EVER click on an email link! If Etsy sent it, you can find it in your Etsy account messages. God forbid that link took (or takes) you to a site that infects your PC.

[AbleSpirit]

thank u for ur reply , i will be more careful 

[ModAngie · Accepted solution]

Hello,

Etsy is actively engaged in preventing scammers from targeting our community members. If you receive a suspicious message, please proceed with caution, and do not click on any suspicious email links. Etsy Support will never ask you to provide personal information via Etsy Messages, such as your email address or password. Any legitimate message from us will show in your "From Etsy" folder.

If you receive a suspicious message, here’s how to report it:

1. Sign in to Etsy.com and go to Your Account.
2. Go to Messages. 
3. Select the suspicious message from your inbox. 
4. Choose Report.

You’ll find examples of common scammer techniques and phishing messages here in our Help Center. Read our Account Security Checklist Help Center Article for more steps you can take to protect your account.

[AbleSpirit]

thank u for explaining