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3 Jun 2005 09:06 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mayoraaseiToday I received this email from Paypal:
At PayPal we take protecting your financial information seriously. We recognize and respect your right to privacy when it comes to your personal financial information. Please attend to our request to our active consumers to protect them of online fraud and frequent rising scam attacks against our financial institution.
This letter was sent in concordation with our latest policy that requires each payment over $ 1,000.00 to be confirmed by the owner of PayPal account before concluding the transfer.
Product ID:
Sony Vaio BRAND NEW and boxed Notebook.
Item no. #532749201
Price : $ 1,399.00
Location : payment@securitytransaction.com
WHAT. THE. FUCK.
I have never ordered a notebook, I do NOT have money in Paypal, and heck, I have NEVER signed up with Paypal. Did some random bastard just sign up with my email account?
The email looks authentic, since it was sent from "transactions@paypal.com", and told me to check the transaction at paypal.com/etcetc.
Damn these people. ARGH.
At PayPal we take protecting your financial information seriously. We recognize and respect your right to privacy when it comes to your personal financial information. Please attend to our request to our active consumers to protect them of online fraud and frequent rising scam attacks against our financial institution.
This letter was sent in concordation with our latest policy that requires each payment over $ 1,000.00 to be confirmed by the owner of PayPal account before concluding the transfer.
Product ID:
Sony Vaio BRAND NEW and boxed Notebook.
Item no. #532749201
Price : $ 1,399.00
Location : payment@securitytransaction.com
WHAT. THE. FUCK.
I have never ordered a notebook, I do NOT have money in Paypal, and heck, I have NEVER signed up with Paypal. Did some random bastard just sign up with my email account?
The email looks authentic, since it was sent from "transactions@paypal.com", and told me to check the transaction at paypal.com/etcetc.
Damn these people. ARGH.
