What is Going on With Pay Pal?? I need Answers!!!
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To whom it may concern,
I recieved a phone call saying that I owed paypal over $200
When I asked when this happened, they said in the year 2000.
Since then i've sent thousands of dollars through Pay Pal
Besides, I always paid my bills. So which is it?
Was it a scam phone call, is this letter a scam letter? The letter actually sent me to an "UNSAFE" page
What is going on?
At this point i'm not inclined to believe, nor trust a word Pay Pal has to say.
Exactly what is going on?? Either I can or can't use your service, which is it?
Sherry
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Hi Sherry,
This is a simple matter to sort out... Simply login to your PayPal account and check to see if there is any unusual activity or any other notices addressed to you.
Remember, official PayPal communication will always address you by your Full Name that is on file with PayPal.
If any letter or phone call is asking for your username or password, then it is a scam.
You can always contact PayPal directly if you have any concerns:
Contact PayPal:
https://www.paypal.com/us/contactus
http://www.ehow.com/how_5526748_contact-paypal.html
Email:
https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_contact-general
Phone:
Login, Click "Contact Us", Click "Customer Service Center"
1 - 888 - 215 - 5506 (Toll Free Number)
1 - 888 - 221 - 1161 (Toll Free Number)
1 - 402 - 935 - 2050 (Toll Number)
1 - 402 - 935 - 7733 (Toll Number)
Forward Fake Spoof Emails:
https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=xpt/Marketing/securitycenter/antiphishing/PPPhishingReport...
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It's extremely unlikely that you owe Paypal any money unless you've been hiding for 10 years - the Statute of limitations would extinguish any debt by now.
However, find out who made the call - there are some rather unscrupulous credit agencies that buy up old, written-off debts and then hound people for the money, hoping to get lucky.
If you actually DID owe money, it's possible that this debt was legitimate at one time. It's also possible that someone with your name has incurred the debt and the collection agency is pursuing you in error for it.
If they call again, you have a right to insist on proof of the debt. Do so. Also tell them that they may not telephone you again about it and any discussion must be in writing.
If they place a note on your credit file, there are things that you can do, but you'll have to research them for your specific jurisdiction. Use Google.
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