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I received this email and knowing i didn't make this purchase i did click on the "cancel" link, fortunately my Macbook recognized this was a fraud and stopped me from accessing the site.

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Facebook Marketplace scam. First said being Isaiah White wanted to buy my iPhone and i sent it through the mail. Javon Brooks is also apart of this scam and both of these people are still on facebook. They scammed me 600$.

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this is the second Pay pal scam in 2 weeks.....looks very real be careful. it stated i sent a payment to Yanyan

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Received an invoice saying I had sent a payment to PlanetArt Ltd through PayPal. I had not! When prompted to Manage/Cancel Transaction it requested a a lot of personal information including SIN.

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I received an email supposedly from Paypal giving a transaction number and stating that I had sent a payment to PlanetArt Ltd. in the amount of $33.99 CAD and that the charge on my credit card statement would appear as

PayPal Freeprints.... The payment was supposedly sent to [email protected]. I have not used Paypal in a very long time and I have not given them my current credit card expiry date. I telephoned Paypal and they confirmed there has been no transaction on my account. They asked me to forward the email to [email protected] and then to delete it. I sent it and I received a notice that it was blocked.

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Was emailed the attached copy of a PayPal order/invoice. I do not subscribe to PayPal! Nor did I order these "seeds". Am I liable for this invoice? I stupidly logged in to let them know that I did not authorize this order but as soon as questions appeared I did not fill in any personal information realizing this was a scam. What do I do now? There is another photo shot which is a continuation of the one below, but only one photo is able to appear in the space provided.

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- Lynnwood, WA, USA

This number has been calling my cell phone (which is registered on the Do Not Disturb list) four times a day. When I finally answered, it was an automated voice telling me that I have a balance on my PayPal account and to press one to be connected to a staff member who can help me pay my balance. I hung up without pressing one.

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- Ottawa Lake, MI, USA

It states false “unexpected login attempt”

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The scammer posed as a girl interested in buying my iTunes gift card. He created an email posing as someone from PayPal that looked incredibly official. He sent multiple emails, the first being one saying that I had funds pending and the service member would be the middleman for the transaction. I sent the gift card’s info through the email to the fake PayPal helper and waited for the funds to be approved. Needless to say they were not approved

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Received email saying my PayPal account was compromised from an IP address in Auckland, NZ. It had a link to a place other than paypal that I did not click on. The email address did not come from paypal, either. I reported as a scam to my email provider.

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It looked like an authentic email from PayPal advising I'd made a purchase for a product I didn't buy and to a company never heard of. My reaction was to find a link in the email to let PayPal know it was not an authorized purchase and that it might be a scam. I was also suspicious that the PayPal email address showed "[email protected]". There was a link. However, I decided to first check the internet and typed "paypal scams" to see if there were similar scenarios as mine (which there were) and so learned not to click on any links within a suspicious email. Here is a partial copy of the email text I received:

"You sent a payment of $105.00 CAD to River Valley Alliance

([email protected])"

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Received a very legit-looking email from "PayPal" authorizing a supposed payment of $59.88 to "Cleverbridge, Inc." for a "MacKeeper Premium". I immediately suspected a scam, so I logged into the actual PayPal site from another window to verify that indeed no such payment had been made. After confirming no security breech, I decided to investigate and take the scam bait. Upon more careful examination of the email content, there are a few grammatical and typographical errors in the text and fine print. The "Cancel Order" link in email goes to http://ec2-54-201-95-89.us-west-2.compute.amazonaws.com/signin/, which looks like the official PayPal login page. Out of curiousity, I "logged in" with a fake address and fake "yeah, right" password, which then took me to another official-looking "PayPal" page that said there was suspicious activity on my account and needed to verify that it was me logging in from my device. There was a button to click "continue", but, at this point, I was too chicken to go any further since the site could already tell my location from my device. Hopefully, that didn't damage my device, although I'm fairly confident the scammers are just phishing rather than trying to get me to download malware. Even so, I used an Apple device, which is less susceptible to such.

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I received and email stating, "Unusual actively in your PayPal account".

The email read that there unusual activity on my account and that I should login now *through a link provided* that read, Login *here*. I do not have a PayPal acct...

I think they wanted to hack my login as I went to their encrypted page as I went to the PayPal page and then they would have my login or have total access to the account...which I don't have so I do worry about the people who have accounts and wouldn't think about this and go into their link...and be scammed.

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I received an email on Nov 5th saying my account was limited and I needed to update my info. So I thought it was a legitimate email from PayPal. Then on Nov7th I noticed $409.90 had been taken out of my account saying PAYPAL. MRPOPULARNO. CAUS. I had not purchased anything online in months. This sounds like the same type scam as I read is being done with AMAZON. They are sending emails that look like a legitimate company. Luckily, my bank worked with me and I am getting my money back

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- Cedar Falls, IA, USA

False response to Craig's List add. Informed me via text that their agent would pick up the item I had for sale. Asked me if I had a PayPal account and thaat they had made payment via PayPal. They then sent me scam e-mails impersonating PayPal. I di not use the links in their e-mails. I checked my account, no payment. I ended the conversation.

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- Toledo, OH, USA

I received this email and immediately tried to contact both PayPal and Wish. Wish was not open because it was the weekend and two attempts trying to call PayPal said that their number was experiencing technical difficulties. I stupidly logged into the email thinking it was PayPal and entered my personal information. Finally was able to contact PayPal a few hours later and was told this was a fraud. Immediately cancelled all of my accounts and contacted my local authorities to see what else I could do.

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- San Antonio, TX, USA

Copy of email I received on Monday, May 15, 2018 via email-I do not have an account with Paypal and I have never had an account with Paypal.

???s it seems that y??r billing rec?rds are ??t ?f date

Recently y??r acc??nt has been s?bject t? a?t?matic ?pdates regarding y??r billing rec?rds,y?? ha?e been rand?mly ch?sen t? maintain y??r credit card details f?r sec?rity meas?res,

?n ?rder t? ??erate the ?ay?al Ser?ices and t? red?ce the risk ?f fra?d, ?ay?al m?st ask y?? t? ?r??ide ?s ?ith inf?rmati?n ab??t y??rself, incl?ding y??r credit ?r debit card and/?r bank acc??nt details.

Confirm My Account

?his ne? sec?rity statement ?ill hel? ?s c?ntin?e t? ?ffer ?ay?al as a sec?re and c?st-effecti?e ?ayment ser?ice. We a??reciate y??r c???erati?n and assistance.

?hanks f?r y??r hel?!

C??yright © 1999–2017. ?ll rights reser?ed. ?ay?al ?te. Ltd. ?ddress is 5 ?emasek ???le?ard #09-01 S?ntec ???er 5 Singa??re 038985.

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Just received an email from a sender claiming to be PayPal. Absolute scam! Screenshots of the email attached here (photo showing shipping address of scammer). The email has been reported as "phishing scam" and deleted.

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Here is a copy of the email

It will just take a minute, [email protected].

eBay

Take a minute to update your order

Hi [email protected],

Thanks for contact us today. Let's make sure your order is up to date so we can better protect your account.

Date & Time : 20/04/2017 & 10:12AM

Shipped To: 7671 Lexington Dr, Biloxi, MS 39532

Item : Alienware 15 4K UHD Touchscreen Gaming Laptop Intel Skylake Core i7-6700HQ 16GB DDR4 Memory 256GB SSD

Price: $1,498.79

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Email reference id: [#be795db9ff454d1d9f4e5c7bb1bd2aa9#]

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- Meridian, ID, USA

A text message was received from the above number stating my Paypal account due to security reasons. To unlock it it told me to click the website above to review my account.

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