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I received an e-mail from this address today, which looked like the usual receipt that I get when I make a PayPal transaction. However, I did NOT make a $225 purchase to the company listed, have never heard of them. I clicked on the link to view transaction detail and it wouldn't connect to a site called duckduck2.us. The same thing happened when I clicked on the link to the resolution center. Then I sent an e-mail to spoof@paypal.com hoping to confirm that this was a scam. Their response was that they couldn't help me because the sender didn't claim that the e-mail was coming from PayPal. REALLY? Same logo, same format . . . . I googled <edited> and it is supposedly a legitimate company response e-mail address.
So far, no weird charge for $225 is on my account activity list. All I need to know is if anyone else has received a weird transaction receipt from this company before because I'm not getting the info I need from PayPal.
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It's fake. PayPal don't use that site name. Should change your password since you clicked a link in the email. Never do that especially if you don't recall making purchase of that amount. Always log on instead to confirm any transactions, check for any alerts/notifications etc. This is how your info can be gotten from your computer by cyber criminals.
Kudos & Solved are greatly appreciated. 🙂
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It's fake. PayPal don't use that site name. Should change your password since you clicked a link in the email. Never do that especially if you don't recall making purchase of that amount. Always log on instead to confirm any transactions, check for any alerts/notifications etc. This is how your info can be gotten from your computer by cyber criminals.
Kudos & Solved are greatly appreciated. 🙂

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