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Someone hacked into my computer remotely and transferred $8860.00 to themselves via my Paypal business account. The account had a zero balance at the time as well as my bank that is linked to it. I immediately filed a dispute soon as I received the notification it had happened. Today they ruled the transaction was authorized because it was done from my IP address. What can I do? I don't have $8860.00. I've never even had close to that amount ever in my account or accepted or paid out anything remotely close to that amount. I don't know who Kendrick Bernard is or how to find him so I can sue him. If Paypal thinks I authorized the transaction, shouldn't they be able to give me his information? HELP!
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OUCH!
File a report at ic3.gov, and see about filing a police report for cyber theft then call PayPal fraud dept to see if they can assist.
Kudos & Solved are greatly appreciated. 🙂
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File a report at ic3.gov, and see about filing a police report for cyber theft then call PayPal fraud dept to see if they can assist.
Kudos & Solved are greatly appreciated. 🙂
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