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the below email is the third I've received: I have not called the phone number listed. Also I turned them into Apple.
"Good morning,
Dear Respected Sir/Madam,
Your PayPal Account logged from another device.
IP Address of Device: 851.74.635.98
Order Confirmation (JHGJYHC656SHJ)
Registration Payment Transaction ID: - (65169XCS95965SC)
You have sent a payment of $256.98 from Your PayPal Account if you want to cancel this payment Or Approve This Payment Kindly Call us on +1 (620) 712-3190
As a security measure, we routinely monitor account activity to prevent fraudulent use of our customer’s accounts.
We noticed some unusual activity on your PayPal account and are concerned about potential unauthorized access. Your PayPal account is being charged with $256.98
We want to confirm that this Purchase is made by you or not and if you want to cancel this payment or Approve
This Payment Kindly Call US on +1 (620) 712-3190 with your account until you take action.
Your PayPal account is being charged with $680.60 We Want to confirm that this Purchase is made by you or not and if you want to cancel this payment or approve This Payment Kindly call us on +1 (620) 712-3190 going on?
We noticed some unusual activity on your PayPal account and are concerned about potential unauthorized account access.
What do I need to do?
If you need help or have any questions, call us at +1 (620) 712-3190
Sincerely,
PayPal
Toll free +1 (620) 712-3190U.S. (corporate headquarters)
Address - 31 San Jose California U.S. 97523"
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The scammer said that my account was indeed locked and that I needed to purchase PlayStation cards to unlock the account.
He said I had to purchase large amounts because there was a certain level I had to hit in order to clear out and restart my account.
He got me for $500. And as an older person that’s not money I have to spare.
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I think it was my viral protecting program, which is McAfee , that warned me.