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TWR | 17:41 Thu 22nd Aug 2013 | ChatterBank
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I received a email yesterday from "SO CALLED PAYPAL" telling me that the sum of £110 needs authorisation to be paid to Thomas Buttery, another way to try and scam you, I contact paypal ASA, I thought it's my duty to try and warn you all, just in case.
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Hey TWR. If you hover over the email subject, then it tells you the address of the sender, before you even have to open it. It's usually some made-up crap, so just tick it as 'junk', and delete.

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I don't even bother Baby, paypal can sort it. thanks anyway.
It's quite sad really, because there are people who'll fall for that kind of scam.
My parents received a similar one, but by post, saying they owed Paypal money. My doofus Dad nearly paid it too!!
I get many things from Paypal, and I do not even have an account with them, I just delete.
i hope you told paypall on the reporting spam page.
OH had something very similar a few months ago and contacted PayPal. They said that if it says Dear customer (or something similar) rather than your actual name, then it isn't from them

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