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Unfortunately, I get a lot of scam and phishing emails. Some of them are borderline. I often make a payment thinking that I am paying for something and it ends up going to a person I don't' know. For example, I thought I was making a donation to a group the other day but it ended up going to an unknown person unaffiliated with the group! I did not realize this until after the payment was made and I saw the receipt, however Pay Pal declined my refund request.
While I realize it is my fault for not reading the fine print or being smarter about online scams. But I would like to continue to use Pay Pal. I just wish there was an 'extra security mode' where it emails me (I cann't do texts) a summary of the transaction, like an itemized contract, and then I could click OK to make the payment. Right now, it's too much easy one-click stuff and so fast. It makes it easy for seniors such as myself to get scammed. Seems like I am being targeted on a daily basis!
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Thank you. I didn't have one-click enabled. I'm thinking maybe I'm too prone to scams and should not be using Pay Pal. It's just so hard teo tell real offers and correspondence from malfeasance.
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@msmeads
To turn off one-click
Go here:
https://www.paypal.com/myaccount/security/
Click Update, next to Auto login, then click Disable.
Unfortunately, there isn’t an extra security mode that emails you a “summary of the transaction, like an itemized contract, and then you could click OK to make the payment“. Especially if you are buying off a website and you go through PayPal checkout process.
The seller would have to manually send you an PayPal invoice by you contacting their customer service, telling them what you want to order.
Kudos & Solved are greatly appreciated. 🙂
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Thank you. I didn't have one-click enabled. I'm thinking maybe I'm too prone to scams and should not be using Pay Pal. It's just so hard teo tell real offers and correspondence from malfeasance.
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