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Beware of PayPal deception!

Fraudulent scheme involving PayPal!

Just had a rather annoying situation with a transaction showing up in my PayPal account. I’ve gone ahead and cancelled it, but reaching out to PayPal to flag this issue is proving to be an absolute nightmare! I've yet to get through to anyone. So frustrating! Ugh!

I’ve experienced something similar... I received a request for £989 from someone named Bonnie McBride. I’ve promptly cancelled the request and blocked the user. It’s high time PayPal took action against this sort of scam and shut it down for good!

On the 2nd of December, I received an email that has set my alarm bells ringing. It was from someone named Sparkle Smith, claiming to have sent a money request for a whopping £989.00 GBP for Tether (USDT) via PayPal. The message states that this payment has already been processed. Now, I certainly don't recognise this transaction, and if you happen to feel the same, it suggests contacting their Customer Service on +44-800-368-0801. Here's the kicker-I have no recollection of ever setting up a PayPal account, nor have I initiated such a payment. The links in the email appeared quite legitimate, which adds to the unease. I've opted to treat this as a potential scam. In an effort to clear things up, I attempted to log into PayPal UK using my email and even requested a password reset. To my surprise, PayPal posed two genuine security questions and displayed the last four digits of my phone number. However, when it came time to confirm, the whole thing froze, and I didn't receive any call. What’s concerning is wondering whether I inadvertently created a PayPal account without my knowledge!

My account's been compromised, and it appears to be linked to some dodgy PayPal activity.

Beware, this is definitely a fraudulent scheme! Reports are circulating about compromised PayPal accounts, and it appears there’s a charge of £989 that’s marked as “pending” to be deducted from your account. Do take the time to log into your PayPal, nullify the transaction at once, and be sure to contact your bank for assistance!

I fell victim to a dodgy PayPal scam that seemed to be everywhere. It’s surprising how cleverly these fraudsters operate!

I received a call from this number regarding a PayPal scam. They instructed me to ring it, but I can assure you it’s definitely not affiliated with PayPal.

Seems like it's yet another dodgy PayPal con going around.

I’ve just encountered what seems to be a PayPal scam. I promptly cancelled the payment request. The full message I received was as follows: **MESSAGE FROM Latifah Johnson:** "Dear User, your payment of £989.00 GBP for Tether (USDT) via PayPal has been successfully processed. If this transaction is unfamiliar to you or you'd like to cancel it, please reach out to our Customer Service at +44-800-368-0801."

Received a dodgy request for a PayPal payment that I absolutely did not ask for. They included this number to ring if I believed it to be fraudulent, but having a look around this site, it’s obvious that it’s nothing to do with PayPal.

I’ve encountered a dodgy email from PayPal, soliciting a phoney request for Tether. The number on display pretends to be ‘customer service’. I’d suggest flagging this as a phishing attempt. Stay vigilant!

Oh, I've encountered a similar situation, and I can confidently say it's a con.

I received an email that claimed to be from PayPal, stating the following: "A payment amounting to £989.00 GBP for Tether (USDT) has been processed via PayPal. If this transaction seems unfamiliar or you'd like to cancel it, please get in touch with our Customer Service at +44-800-368-0801." It seems quite suspicious to me.

Message - A payment of £989.00 for Tether (USDT) via PayPal has been completed. If this transaction seems unfamiliar to you or if you wish to cancel it, please reach out to our Customer Service at +44-800-368-0801. This looks very much like a PayPal scam.

This morning, I encountered a similar situation. They requested a payment of £989 GBP and instructed me to ring the number if I wasn’t familiar with it. I've gone ahead and cancelled the transaction on PayPal, as it’s quite concerning.

On the 2nd of December, I received an email that raised quite a few red flags. It purportedly came from Oskar Moreno, requesting payment of £989.00 for Tether (USDT) via PayPal. The message claimed that the transaction had been processed already. However, I no longer possess a PayPal account and definitely didn’t initiate any such payment. It strikes me as highly suspicious - could be spam, if you ask me. Best to stay cautious!

I’m in the same boat as many others, but I’m a bit stumped on how to go about cancelling it through PayPal. Any tips would be greatly appreciated!

Attention A payment of £989.00 GBP for Tether (USDT) has successfully gone through via PayPal. If you do not identify this transaction or wish to cancel it, please reach out to our Customer Support team at +44-800-368-0801. Transaction Summary Requested amount: £989.00 GBP Final Amount: £989.00 GBP

Received an email that claimed to be from PayPal, urging me to ring a certain number. I strongly advise against calling it-definitely a scam! I went ahead and deleted the email and updated my PayPal password just to be safe. Stay vigilant, folks!

I got a rather dodgy PayPal money request that rang alarm bells for me. Clearly, it’s an attempted con. While the request itself seems legitimate, the message attached is rather misleading, suggesting that a transaction has already taken place and pushing you to call their number instead of contacting PayPal directly. Best thing to do is to just reject the request via your PayPal account and steer clear of that phone number altogether.

If you navigate to the request in PayPal, there ought to be an option available that allows you to cancel it.

I've encountered a PayPal con here! I've received what looks like an authentic email from PayPal, inquiring whether I can confirm a payment request that I certainly don't recognise. I've gone ahead and pulled the plug on the payment. Here’s what the request stated: A payment of £989.00 GBP for Tether (USDT) via PayPal has been completed. If this transaction seems unfamiliar to you, or if you wish to cancel it, please ring our Customer Service at +44-800-368-0801. Be sure to block that number on your phone!

I just got an email today requesting that I confirm a payment of £989 meant for Bonnie Mcbride through PayPal. Thankfully, thanks to this site, I've come to understand it's nothing more than a scam. Cheers for the heads-up!

I'm in the same boat as many others, and I'm a bit at a loss when it comes to figuring out how to decline or cancel this request. I've delved into PayPal's resources, but they haven't really addressed my issue, and believe me, I've scoured both the community forums and their official site.

Head over to your PayPal Dashboard and find the request you need to deal with. Once you’ve located it, you’ll spot a choice to either proceed with the payment or back out. Just hit CANCEL, and that’ll sort it-your request will be successfully cancelled.

I was hit with a request for funds via PayPal asking for payment in cryptocurrency. It screamed scam to me, so I promptly cancelled it on PayPal.

The email you've received is a legitimate notification from PayPal informing you of a payment request. However, it appears to originate from fraudsters claiming that a payment has been completed, when in fact, it hasn't. Just disregard the message completely, deny the payment, and make sure to block that sender.

WARNING: SCAM ALERT! Proceed with caution, and steer clear of these charlatans! I had a shocking experience when I received a call from them. The individuals on the other end were exceedingly impolite. It's crucial to refrain from sharing any personal information! These dodgy operators ought to be reported and put out of business. If you receive any PayPal requests from them, just reject them outright! Stay safe, everyone!

I've had a similar experience with Connie McBride, who contacted me regarding 989 GBP.

Received a call from an Asian call centre claiming to represent PayPal, but it’s definitely a scam! Total fraud!

I recently took a look at my PayPal account and noticed a payment request for £989 under the name Michael Casanova. There was a message that claimed, "The payment of £989.00 GBP for Tether (USDT) via PayPal has been successfully processed." If this payment doesn’t ring a bell for you or you’re looking to cancel it, they advise reaching out to their Customer Service at +44-800-368-0801.

Seems like a PayPal con to me. It's rather convincing, but I've noticed the identical amount of £989 sent to a Kim Gilles. Be cautious!

I encountered a scam involving PayPal, so I promptly terminated my request and have since barred the user from contacting me again.

This morning, I discovered that my PayPal account had been compromised. They attempted to siphon off £989, just like so many others have reported. I contacted my bank right away, and they informed me that there was an international transfer attempt heading to India, which they thankfully managed to thwart. I've since shut down my PayPal account and had my debit card frozen and replaced. It's evident that PayPal isn't a secure platform.

Just to reiterate, I had a request of £989 sent through PayPal from someone going by Marsha King - Tether (USTD). I've since cancelled that request and alerted PayPal’s fraud team about the situation.

Just got this dodgy email through, definitely a scam. MESSAGE FROM Mayela Lopez: quote Your payment of £989.00 for Tether (USDT) via PayPal has gone through. If this transaction isn’t familiar to you or you'd like to cancel it, please ring our Customer Service helpline at +44-800-368-0801.

Absolutely a PayPal con! Steer clear of that number and whatever you do, don’t click the links in that email. I must say, it's one of the most sophisticated scams I've ever come across! The sender’s email has been masterfully faked, and even the IP address looks authentic. The overall presentation is incredibly slick too.