08000584853

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Regrettably, I fell victim to an elaborate scam after noticing a transaction request from someone named Clement Tyler on my PayPal dashboard. Foolishly, I rang the number provided, which turned out to be a supposed PayPal customer service line. An exceedingly pleasant chap, seemingly of Indian descent, assured me he would help rectify the issue. Throughout this drawn-out ordeal, they somehow managed to change my PayPal password without me ever divulging any details about my account. I rely on dual authentication-both a password and an authenticator app-yet somehow, they still gained access! As I had my Barclays debit card linked to my PayPal, they managed to deplete my bank accounts, including my savings, by coaxing me into logging into my banking application, all under the guise of needing to 'credit' my account and confirming my card details through the reader! They also had my MBNA credit card linked and attempted to execute a couple of transactions there, but thankfully, those were declined. To add insult to injury, they audaciously contacted MBNA to ask for confirmation of my online banking username! This whole debacle has left me feeling utterly wretched and like the biggest fool imaginable. I sincerely hope no one else has to endure such a harrowing experience!

Just wanted to share my thoughts based on what I've gone through!

I too encountered a similar issue, but I successfully managed to cancel it. A message popped up claiming "SUSPICIOUS TRANSACTION DETECTED IN YOUR ACCOUNT FOR 890.00 GBP. TO AVOID THIS AMOUNT BEING DEDUCTED, CONTACT US IMMEDIATELY AT +44-800-058-4853, OR THE CHARGE WILL BE PROCESSED WITHIN 12 HOURS." Caroline Manns [email protected]

Just like everyone else has mentioned, I’m also opting to shut down my account! Sum of £890.00 GBP Message: WE HAVE DETECTED A SUSPICIOUS TRANSACTION OF £890.00 GBP IN YOUR ACCOUNT. TO VOID OR CANCEL THIS CHARGE, PLEASE RING US RIGHT AWAY ON +44-800-058-4853, OR ELSE THE FUNDS WILL BE TAKEN FROM YOUR ACCOUNT WITHIN 12 HOURS. Submitted by: Jill Skehanka.r.a.ma.llelun.as1

I got a rather concerning message claiming to be from PayPal, alerting me to a dodgy transaction involving a request for £890 from someone named Veronica Clark. It advised me to ring this number within 12 hours; otherwise, the money would be taken from my account. However, what’s odd is that the text looks more like it’s directly linked to this so-called transaction rather than an official alert from PayPal. I have a sneaking suspicion they’re trying to lure me into dialing that number, presumably to fish for my PayPal credentials. Hence, I've decided to play it safe and cancelled the request instead of calling.

I find myself in a similar situation with a certain James Chambers. I attempted to sort this out through PayPal, but it appears there’s no straightforward method to address this issue. It's peculiar that PayPal doesn’t seem to have any mechanisms in place for reporting fraud after a payment is cancelled. Quite baffling, really!

I received a message asking me for £890 via PayPal. The number I was provided with was supposed to help settle my debts quickly.

Just a quick mention regarding PayPal - every time I attempt to file a complaint, I encounter this frustrating error! It reads: Cannot GET /activity/moneyrequest/%7BlinkPrefix%7D/GB/smarthelp/complaints. Very annoying!

I've received an identical message with the exact same details. This reeks of a phishing scam, if you ask me.

I've received an identical message from Carolyn Gonzales on PayPal, requesting that I ring the very same number. The thing is, I’m based in Italy! I’ll attempt to nullify the request and report it to PayPal. Cheers to everyone for the heads-up!

I can relate! I received a similar notification this morning from someone named Diane Isaacs. You might want to look at your PayPal account - there was a request for £890.00 flashing up on my side. I went ahead and cancelled it, although I'm not sure it was entirely needed as I doubt it would have processed without my approval. It caught me off guard to learn that requesting a PayPal payment was even possible, and it’s quite unsettling that they knew the right name. It seems the trick is to entice you into ringing the number provided - makes me curious about what happens after that!

I received a rather alarming email purporting to be from PayPal, featuring a payment request attributed to 'Matthew Ellis'. The message contained this warning: 'IMPORTANT NOTICE FROM Matthew Ellis: 'A SUSPICIOUS TRANSACTION OF £890.00 HAS BEEN DETECTED IN YOUR ACCOUNT. TO AVOID THIS AMOUNT BEING TAKEN, PLEASE RING US STRAIGHT AWAY ON +44-800-058-4853; OTHERWISE, THE FUNDS WILL BE DEDUCTED IN THE NEXT 12 HOURS.' Avoid calling that number at all costs! This reeks of a classic phishing scheme designed by scammers.

Got another dodgy email today, just like the others. It’s quite alarming that these sorts of scams can go through PayPal. One would think they'd focus more on safeguarding their users rather than baffling us with all their terms and conditions. Seems a bit backwards, doesn’t it?

I had a similar experience; I received a dodgy message informing me about a supposed charge of £890. Best of luck to whoever’s behind that one!

I recently received a text purportedly from ‘PayPal’ regarding a payment of £890 linked to a Matthew Eaton. Quite puzzling, to say the least!

I received an identical email from Victoria Breaker asking for £890. I've gone ahead and cancelled it. Fingers crossed that does the trick! I attempted to report it to PayPal, but I seem to be struggling to find the right option. 😕

I can relate entirely! I've been dealing with a similar issue with my bank's cash machine. This chap, Michael Sanders, has been trying to siphon £890 from my business account. It's really quite nerve-wracking!

Absolutely, steer clear of that number - it’s a con, no doubt about it!

Absolutely! It’s incredibly frustrating, isn’t it? 😤

Is that truly sufficient? I've done my bit, yet I still find myself experiencing a bit of an embarrassing mishap, haha!

I've received a peculiar message from PayPal, requesting an odd sum of £890 from someone named Trisha A Mc. They also instructed me to call +448000584853, warning that failure to do so could result in the money being deducted from my account. Quite alarming, wouldn't you agree?

Absolutely the same here! I'm baffled as to how a message has come from [email protected], of all places! MESSAGE FROM Melissa Cordova: quote WARNING: UNAUTHORISED TRANSACTION DETECTED IN YOUR ACCOUNT AMOUNTING TO £890.00. TO HALT OR CANCEL THIS TRANSACTION, PLEASE CONTACT US IMMEDIATELY AT +44-800-058-4853, ELSE THE SUM WILL BE DEDUCTED WITHIN 12 HOURS!

I can relate; I've received calls from a chap named Randy Holt too!

I logged into my account and made sure to cancel the request, then I also rang them on 02039017000 just to confirm that it had been properly cancelled.

Received a similar email to the rest, but mine came from a certain Kim Duran. I hopped onto my PayPal account and promptly nixed the transaction. Just to be on the safe side, I went ahead and updated my password too! MAKE SURE YOU ACCESS YOUR PAYPAL ACCOUNT AND CANCEL THAT PAYMENT REQUEST!

I had a similar experience; it was clearly a scam attempt regarding payment. I swiftly cancelled the request and made sure to inform PayPal through their automated service.

Ditto for me! I had dealings with Shantel Smith and I'm out of pocket £890. I ended up cancelling my request via PayPal.

Please send it along to [email protected]. I went ahead and did that, receiving an automatic confirmation in return. I reckon they’re likely inundated with similar accounts regarding this matter today.

Steer clear of sharing your personal information or sending any cash! This number is infamous for its scam tactics, attempting to pressure you into coughing up money under the pretense of halting a "fraudulent transaction." It's a complete ruse - don't part with a penny; your safety isn’t in jeopardy! Should you fall for their tricks and send off money, don’t expect to see it again. Stay vigilant!

I've had a similar experience myself. Just the other day, I received a request for payment amounting to £890 from a certain Gloria Sejas. What irked me the most was that the email appeared to be from a reputable source-showing up in my inbox as if it was genuinely from PayPal.co.uk. I've already flagged it to PayPal and decided to shut my account down. I rarely use it anyway, and I don't need this kind of hassle in my life.

I find myself in a similar predicament with [email protected], as I'm also attempting to track down a sum of £890. 😂 I've decided to pull the plug on that request and am now in the process of shutting down my PayPal as well.

Steer clear of this number; it's a bunch of con artists. I gave them a ring and pretended to be interested. They're misusing the request feature on PayPal, which is quite dodgy. I've already flagged their activities with PayPal. Total frauds, avoid at all costs!

I got a rather alarming text from PayPal alerting me about a dubious transaction linked to my account. It was regarding a request for £890 from someone named Lynda Downs. The message instructed me to ring a specific number within 12 hours, or else the sum would be taken from my account. Quite unsettling, really!

I rang up PayPal using their number, 0203 901 7000. Had a chat with one of their representatives who mentioned they’re already onto this issue, and it’s being looked into. They suggested I should cancel the request via my computer and assured me that my funds would remain safe and untouched. Whatever you do, steer clear of dialing that number linked to the transaction!

I find myself in a similar predicament, although my issue arises from a contact named Yasmin Lopez. I have strong suspicions that this is a ploy to get me to dial the number provided. The original email appears to be authentic, and I've verified that money has been solicited through PayPal on my own accord. However, the scammer cleverly weaves in a line about potential fraud, urging me to phone them to halt the transaction. I'm not quite that gullible; I decided simply to cancel the request altogether.

I received a similar prompt to send Trisha Mc £890.00. Foolishly, I dialled the number provided, but it didn't take long for the alarm bells to ring. The caller sent me a code with a warning not to share it, yet he pressed on, saying it was necessary. I promptly cancelled the transaction.

I experienced something similar earlier today - I received a message purportedly from Charlotte Bosco??? Straightaway, I updated my PayPal password and nipped that in the bud. Honestly, it sent shivers down my spine! I nearly lost it when I saw the email and checked my PayPal account. I opted not to call the number listed in the email, though. What a fright, eh?

I’ve been inundated with messages from a bunch of folks trying to con me out of my funds via PayPal. It seems this group is based in India. It’s quite the nuisance!

I received that identical message as well.

I'm in the same boat with £890 taken by John Neal. It's a right bother that these transactions haven't been sorted. Quite disappointing that PayPal can't seem to get their act together, isn't it?

I also had a similar experience with a chap named Jeffrey Danielak asking for £890. I've just pulled the plug on that transaction.

I received a rather dodgy message asking for money via PayPal that originated from +44-800-058-4853. Here’s the gist: "Keesha Johnson wants you to cough up some cash." She added this rather alarming note: "ALLEGED FRAUD DETECTED ON YOUR ACCOUNT AMOUNTING TO £890.00. IF YOU WISH TO AVOID THIS CHARGE BEING PROCESSED, RING US AT ONCE ON +44-800-058-4853 OR YOU'LL FIND THIS SUM WILL BE TAKEN FROM YOUR ACCOUNT WITHIN 12 HOURS." Details of the request are as follows: Transaction ID: U-3D256616JL********* Date of the transaction: 28th November 2022 Requested amount: £890.00 GBP Just a heads-up to all! Stay alert and don’t fall for these tricks!

I've encountered a similar issue with a gentleman named Michael Vallejos. I've gone ahead and cancelled the payment. I highly recommend that anyone else who faces this should reach out to PayPal, but do make sure to cancel the transaction beforehand!

I can totally relate! This is also from Rocky Rivera.