All the previous concerns about the address bar and the status bar still apply. The site will do a preliminary check of the CC number entered using a simple formula - it will not connect to a CC server, but will reject any random CC number.
Afterwards, the phis uses another clever trick: it passes the information entered in the 'login' screen to the legitimate paypal.com login. This way, if valid information has been entered, a normal paypal login will proceed and the victim will not see anything unusual - a normal Paypal session will commence. In our case, we entered a bogus username/password that was, of course, rejected by paypal.com: |