Credit card scam via PAYPAL

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jackte Posted messages 2 Status Member -
sisi - 2 Feb 2012 at 10:40

Hello friends,

If you are a PAYPAL account user and you receive this message (more true than real) especially do not respond!....

Your account is suspended!
Security measures
Dear customer,
Your account has been suspended in our system as part of our ongoing security measures. We have contacted you after noting fraudulent use of your account. You must click on the link below and enter your email and password on the next page to confirm your billing information.
Please do not reply to this email. This mailbox is not monitored and you will not receive a response. For assistance, please log in to your PayPal account.
Copyright © 1999-2008 PayPal. All rights reserved.
PayPal (Europe) Ltd. is authorized and regulated by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) of the United Kingdom as an electronic money issuing institution.
FSA registration number for PayPal: 226056.

I just got scammed €2035 by this gang of thugs.

If anyone is in the same situation, I am ready to get in direct contact.

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Grauminay Posted messages 319 Status Member 111

sorry for you ..
But they repeat it often, "we will never ask you for your password"

You need to be very vigilant, and routine makes things dangerous!
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1. cpt_tarpals Posted messages 59 Status Member 6
  
  +1 !
  
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2. RICOUNET 33
  
  Hi,
  You're absolutely right in the response you gave to that client, but you know what? I too became a victim of credit card fraud via PayPal. AND YET!!! The site is secure, and you can’t imagine the number of HACKERS or SPAMMERS that operate on so-called "secure" sites. I was also being very careful and then, BAM, it happened to me. Unfortunately!!! Who’s going to pay the price for that? It's me.
  
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3. lili12
  
  Hello.
  I too have been a victim of 12 withdrawals of 20 euros for online games. PayPal should reimburse me 240 euros, but the fees are in progress at the bank which will pay them. Who can help me? Thank you...
  
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4. kibs
  
  You need to get insurance from the bank, and in any case, as long as you haven't entered your four-digit PIN, the bank must refund you after you've filed a complaint.
  
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5. ellen
  
  I bought on the COVENSOL site via PAYPAL this summer. The company made me wait for several months (out of stock, replacement product, refund by bank transfer then refund by check...) but of course nothing ever happened. I contacted PAYPAL but they can’t do anything except leave a bad review for the company... I just saw that the website in question no longer exists... that won’t help at all!!!
  I find it disgusting, everywhere it says that PAYPAL is secure, that it covers you in case of disputes like this but no, nothing at all!!!!
  
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Answer 2 / 91
francineettemaz

Hello, I'm in the same situation but more than you
where are you now
have you been reimbursed by your bank?
FRANCINE
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1. jackte
  
  Hello Francine,
  
  I just received your message regarding the credit card scam via PayPal.
  
  After quite a few steps and worries, my bank (Crédit Mutuel) fully reimbursed me. I only lost the fees incurred for replacing my credit card.
  
  However, there’s more to it; I receive almost daily new scam attempts in very varied forms (they must be selling the files!...)
  
  You need to stay very alert to all messages like: lottery, you’ve won n millions, etc.).
  
  To identify messages more easily, I switched my messaging system to Windows Live (it’s free) and seems a bit more secure.
  
  Good luck, it should get sorted out with your bank.
  
  Jacky
  
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  1. balaou > jackte
    
    Bonjour, j'ai déjà reçu des messages pour PayPal, je me suis toujours méfié et j'ai envoyé le courrier à PayPal pour savoir si c'était bien eux qui m'avaient envoyé ce courrier et la plupart du temps, ils te répondent non et te conseillent de te méfier. Même chose pour ton adresse Free, Orange, etc................. De toute manière, il faut savoir que si vous recevez un message où l'on vous dit que votre compte n'est plus bon ou autre, le mieux c'est d'envoyer le courrier à celui qui est susceptible de vous l'avoir envoyé et vous verrez bien la réponse, mais surtout ne pas suivre le lien proposé, sinon c'est cuit, en ce moment les escrocs ont besoin d'argent, ils cherchent par tous les moyens d'escroquer, méfiez-vous dans les chaumières. Un homme prévenu en vaut deux.
    
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PaypalCamille Posted messages 11 Status Member 87

Hello everyone,

I work at PayPal, and I can confirm that these are phishing attempts. Scammers are trying to gain access to your PayPal credentials to misuse your account.

To avoid these scams, pay attention to details like spelling and grammar; often these emails come from automatic translators and are barely understandable. Generally, our emails are clear to everyone :)

One trick specific to us: we always use our clients' first and last names in our emails, which start with "Hello Marcel Dupont". So if you receive an email that begins with "Dear customer", "dear PayPal member", or similar, that email is fake.

If you have any doubts about the origin of a PayPal email, never click on a link it provides and don't hesitate to inquire with customer service.

In any case, if you have fallen victim to phishing and a transaction has been made with your PayPal account without your authorization, please know that PayPal will reimburse you 100%. To get reimbursed, simply log into your PayPal account, go to the Resolution Center, and inform us of the problem.

If anything is unclear, feel free to ask me questions.
Have a great day everyone
Camille.
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1. chrisvorascam Posted messages 232 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 15
  
  Hello
  
  It is primarily the sender's email address that needs to be analyzed, especially what is behind the @
  
  An email coming from "service.paypal@financier.com" is fraudulent, for example.
  
  An email coming from xxxxxxxxx@paypal.fr is legitimate.
  
  Correct me if I'm wrong, Camille.
  
  At AVEN France, we forward these emails to abuse@paypal.fr, and when there is a link that directs to a fake site with phishing pages, we report it to Google as a counterfeit site via Firefox.
  
  It would also be good to remind that PayPal does not need to ask its customers to confirm their credentials and codes.
  
  Finally, when you want to visit the PAYPAL site and before entering your login credentials, make sure the URL starts with https.
  
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2. nathnath71450
  
  It's not true, PAYPAL doesn't take its responsibilities. I filed a complaint for a transaction made using my PayPal account without my authorization. I contacted PayPal, they never got back to me or refunded me.
  
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3. PaypalCamille Posted messages 11 Status Member 87 > chrisvorascam Posted messages 232 Registration date Status Member Last intervention
  
  Hello chrisvorascam,
  
  You are absolutely right to report these counterfeit sites to Google as well as to our services; it’s a very good reflex to have.
  
  However, the sender's address is not a true guarantee of security, as very skilled hackers can successfully imitate it very convincingly, and an unsuspecting user may be deceived.
  
  Also, always check before logging into your account that you are indeed on https://www.paypal.fr.
  
  You are also correct to point out that we do not ask users to confirm their password and personal information via email, nor do we ask them to click on a link to do so.
  
  Thank you for your contribution.
  Have a good day
  Camille
  
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4. PaypalCamille Posted messages 11 Status Member 87 > nathnath71450
  
  Hello Nathnath,
  
  I understand your frustration; it's never pleasant to be a victim of unauthorized transactions.
  
  However, have you opened a dispute for this issue? To do so, you need to log into your account, go to the dispute manager, and click on "dispute a transaction." When a user opens a dispute in this interface, it is impossible for us not to respond.
  
  Keep me updated on your issue.
  Have a good day.
  Camille
  
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5. nathnath71450
  
  Good evening Camille,
  
  I opened a dispute and contested it, I provided all the necessary information but received no response. After that, I closed my account and contested it with my bank and filed a complaint. Fortunately for me, I have insurance with my credit card, and the amount was refunded to me, but not thanks to PayPal.
  
  Have a good evening.
  
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Answer 4 / 91
bob

For the amount "BIBIT-PLAYSTAT(ion)", keep an eye on your children or ask them the question! I thought I had been scammed, but upon reflection, it was actually a game I had purchased via my PlayStation 3. You just need to enter a number from your credit card...
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1. mystik59
  
  Bonjour, j'ai été arnaqué par carte bancaire sur PayPal. J'ai supprimé ma carte bleue de ce compte. Y a-t-il encore un danger ? Merci de me répondre, je suis mère de 5 enfants et ils m'ont déjà pris 155 €.
  
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oscar

Hello, I also had to get scammed. Do we see the withdrawals on the PayPal history or do they take it directly from the account?
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1. PPBoyington Posted messages 2318 Status Member 402
  
  There is a line in the Paypal history AND a line in the bank statement.
  
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guigi

Hello,

having received a similar type of email regarding my PayPal account, I fell for it and to this day about 1000
euros have been debited from my credit card

does the bank reimburse fraudulent purchases?

Best regards
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Answer 7 / 91
PPBoyington Posted messages 2318 Status Member 402

As I mentioned elsewhere, if a PayPal message starts with "Dear customer", it's a fake!
Real PayPal messages contain YOUR NAME at the top to prove that they already know you!
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1. VERO
  
  Hello,
  I'm sorry to contradict you, but I just received today, on 05/29/2009 at 07:28, a fake email from PayPal that includes my REAL NAME AND FIRST NAME in the header. I'm sorry, but that's the truth. On the other hand, the eBay item number in question does not exist, and since I hadn't made any purchases on eBay for quite a while, I immediately sensed a scam.
  So yes, it is possible to receive a fake email with your name, first name, and email included.
  The item number is bogus and the sale date is in 2005, so it's hard to be fooled.
  Here’s a copy of the message:
  
  Hello Véronique VILLEFA,
  
  dave copenhaver has canceled the following eBay payment request:
  
  Seller: Véronique VILLEFA (veron@hotmail.com)
  
  -----------------------------------
  Payment request details
  -----------------------------------
  
  Seller username: neodiecastcentral
  Amount: $25.04 USD
  Shipping and handling: $0.00 USD
  Insurance: $0.00 USD
  
  Total amount: $25.04 USD
  
  ----------------------------------------------------------------
  
  -----------------------------------
  Item information
  -----------------------------------
  
  eBay item number: 6959008710
  eBay item title: 1 Item Order # 32107360
  Number of eBay items: 1
  Unit value of eBay item: $25.04 USD
  eBay username: neodiecastcentral
  End date: May 8, 2005
  Item title: 1 Item Order # 32107360
  
  Here’s a message from dave: thx dave...
  
  To view the updated details of this eBay payment request, click the following link or copy and paste it into your web browser.
  
  https://www.paypal.com/fr/webapps/mpp/home
  
  Best regards,
  PayPal
  
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  NEVER share your password with anyone, including PayPal staff. Protect yourself against fraudulent sites by opening a new web browser window (Internet Explorer or Netscape, for example) and typing in the PayPal address every time you log into your account.
  
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  Copyright © 1999-2009 PayPal. All rights reserved.
  
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  Public Limited Partnership
  Registered office: 5th floor 22-24 Boulevard Royal L-2449, Luxembourg
  RCS Luxembourg B 118 349
  
  PayPal Email no. PP301
  
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  1. PPBoyington Posted messages 2318 Status Member 402 > VERO
    
    It's someone who knows you. Moreover, the link is good and goes correctly to the Paypal site but regarding a cancellation of a money request. If there is a scam, it will come later with another email containing a fake site to "correct" this supposed error.
    
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2. balaou
  
  Be very careful, because now they are getting into servers and they have the names of all of us. It’s enough for them to simply access the PC of one of your acquaintances who is not protected, and they have access to all the addresses. That’s how I found myself with an invitation to a site called "vip ocean" where it was said Patricia Lequem invites you to find her on vip. I went there, and for €1 and a gift "an mp3/mp4", I was entitled to a free subscription for a month. I took it, and after a month when I received my bank statement, it was not €1 that they had taken but over €60, and my card number has been circulated around the world where each time, I have had euros taken from me. I put a stop payment with my bank and filed a complaint with the police. Go to Google and type "vip ocean scam" and you will see I am not the only one. As for "PayPal", I know from my bank that their servers have been accessed, and that’s why we receive phishing emails from PayPal. The best thing when you receive a message that you doubt, is to use your search engine to contact "PayPal" or others, inform them of the email you just received, even going so far as to do a copy-paste, and you will see the response they will give you. Or simply do like our "Belgian" friends, they are smarter than us, they get paid directly by their banks for all payments. I asked my bank, and there are no problems. Let’s stop letting them steal our money; be careful, the scammers don’t go on vacation without our money.
  
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D-Predator Posted messages 266 Status Member 80

Email is just an email, you can't trust it. Never enter information in an email or reply with information. It should be entered on a website. An SSL certificate is a certificate that encrypts communications between the client and the server in an unbreakable asymmetric way. These certificates also serve to prove someone's identity. They are created by trusted authorities (VeriSign, GeoTrust, ...) which investigate the applicants. They are visible by the small padlock in the web browser interface. They ensure that the communication cannot be intercepted and that we are indeed dealing with who we believe. However, it is ideally necessary to check that the certificate is valid, but generally the web browser warns if it is not.
--
Glory to Windows!!
-Deadly Predator
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Answer 9 / 91
ryanbruno

Hello, I also received a PayPal email and clicked on it, and 2100 euros were withdrawn from my account.
They purchased passports for Disney vacation.
They recharged PayPal accounts and also bought a sofa from Maison Confort.
This has happened to me twice in a year.
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1. PPBoyington Posted messages 2318 Status Member 402
  
  2 times in 1 year? If you do it on purpose by clicking anywhere, it's no longer theft!
  
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2. lisabeau
  
  Hello,
  I am a journalist preparing a report for Envoyé Spécial on France2. The topic is about the dangers of phishing. We are trying to find testimonials from victims and understand how it works.
  May I contact you by phone?
  Thank you very much in advance
  Lisa Beauval.
  lbeauval@tonycomiti.com
  01 56 26 16 77
  journalist
  
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Answer 10 / 91
poussoir42

By the way, it wasn't PayPal that scammed me, it was a hacker posing as PayPal, and I fell into the trap. If you receive a suspicious email, don't respond, especially.
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1. colo
  
  Good evening, some time ago I received an email to which I did not respond, stating that there were unusual activities on a PayPal account belonging to me. I think everything started from my registration on the site www.entreparticuliers.com. After checking the scam site, I immediately withdrew. Luckily for me, I lost my credit card before receiving the email from PayPal.
  
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2. lisabeau
  
  Hello,
  I am a journalist preparing a report for Envoyé Spécial on France2. The subject is about the dangers of Phishing. We are trying to find testimonies from victims and understand how it works.
  Can I contact you by phone?
  Thank you very much in advance
  Lisa Beauval
  lbeauval@tonycomiti.com
  01 56 26 16 77
  journalist
  
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liline08

Good evening, yesterday I had a withdrawal of €19.80 from wisteee.fr and today I have €180.80 withdrawn from my account under all sorts of names. I have blocked my card, but all the withdrawals from my card are still going through until tomorrow, so I wonder what state I will find my bank account in.
I wrote to wistee.fr to inform them and they replied that I should file a complaint and that if the police ask them who used my bank card, they would tell them. So I hope they find that bastard.
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1. anitou
  
  Hi, my partner has had several purchases from Bibit PlayStation deducted from the account. If anyone knows what this is, please respond.
  The deductions are piling up, and we still don't know what it is.
  Thank you in advance.
  
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2. jackte > anitou
  
  The only solution is to block the credit card or the PayPal account
  file a complaint
  and wait for the bank to refund the scam.
  
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3. karl > anitou
  
  Hi. I also have a bunch of withdrawals from PlayStation. Withdrawals that keep piling up like crazy. 5 euros then 10, then 9.60.
  
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4. karl > anitou
  
  me too, I just had the same problem and it cost me €750. Quickly get your credit card destroyed at your bank.
  
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5. agnes > anitou
  
  Hello, in August I bought a pack for €9.99 for a PlayStation 3 game for my son, and now they have charged me €9.99 twice on October 6 and October 27, even though I haven't ordered anything else...
  
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francineettemaz

Hello
thank you for your response
I was about to file a complaint against PayPal
I now know that these are fake PayPal emails
but since PayPal is supposedly secure
and they know that people are using their name with fake PayPal
they should do something to prevent this
I will still write to them and explain my case
thank you again
have a great day
Francine
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1. lisabeau
  
  Hello,
  I am a journalist and I am preparing a report for Envoyé Spécial on France2. The topic is about the dangers of Phishing. We are looking for testimonies from victims and trying to understand how it works.
  May I contact you by phone?
  Thank you very much in advance
  Lisa Beauval
  01 56 26 16 77
  journalist.
  
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2. C-LA-VIE
  
  I agree with you.. PayPal should react!!
  
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3. Arsenic
  
  Does a journalist leave her number here?? I believe there’s a private message function on this forum.
  
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Answer 13 / 91
jackte

Hello,

I may seem ignorant, but where can I find your famous "SSL certificate" in an email?

Your answer should interest a lot of internet users.

Jacky
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1. PPBoyington Posted messages 2318 Status Member 402
  
  He is on the site where you send the email.
  
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Answer 14 / 91
fazer

Well, I also just got screwed out of €1300, everything was debited from my personal account via PayPal!! I'm furious! Strange thing, there's a guy from PayPal in Dublin who called me to report the scam and directly blocked my PayPal account! He told me that the money wouldn’t be debited from my bank account: but today surprise, €1300 debited!! Weirdly, I have all the email addresses of the people who took my money!! I've filed a complaint and suspended my credit card! And I'm waiting to see what happens next with my bank!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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1. lulu291189
  
  Hello, I just received an email from PayPal, and there is a certain form that I need to open to fill out, but the problem is that it doesn’t work, the page won’t open.
  
  Moreover, I would like to know if this message is real or not.
  
  Warning!
  
  Dear PayPal customer:
  During a recent verification conducted by our anti-fraud team regarding online transactions in our system, we identified a financial issue with one of the credit cards linked to your PayPal account.
  Apparently, you have shared confidential information regarding your bank account with a third party who has made fraudulent use of it. This involves purchases (online orders exceeding five hundred euros, shipped to addresses different from yours), as well as reservations originating from an IP address that does not correspond to yours.
  Unable to reach you by phone, our team has temporarily suspended these transactions while awaiting your confirmation of their legitimacy.
  We kindly ask you to connect to the link below, to provide some necessary information, a phone number where we can reach you, and your availability window. Upon receipt of your file, an advisor from our service will contact you to resolve any misunderstandings. In the event of no response to this alert message from you, our services decline any responsibility for the consequences of these transactions.
  (Reference: #1-21K-L6M 07/09) Anti-fraud team
  This is a final reminder; we urge you to connect as soon as possible to avoid any attempts at fraud.
  
  PLEASE REPLY TO ME AS SOON AS POSSIBLE AT MY EMAIL ADDRESS.
  
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2. gaemoha > lulu291189
  
  Hi
  
  Do not reply to this email because it is a scam. In fact, when Paypal contacts a customer by email, they address the person by their first and last name, not by "Dear Paypal customer".
  I only read the beginning of your message and immediately saw it was a fake email, so I hope you didn't do anything. I myself was scammed out of 700 euros, and I received exactly the same email.
  Bye
  
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3. PPBoyington Posted messages 2318 Status Member 402 > lulu291189
  
  Trash directly and we don't know your email address so we're replying here!
  
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4. ANY KLER > lulu291189
  
  Hello everyone,
  
  I’m also at the 10th message and I’m not responding.
  It’s a huge scam, with rare insistence!
  Be careful as well, there are fake Orange messages asking for
  your credit card details, BE CAREFUL.
  
  Often these messages are full of spelling mistakes.
  
  Best regards, AK
  
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5. jp > lulu291189
  
  Hello, I am with Free and I just received the same message as you today, so I will contact PayPal to see what can be done because it's frustrating and stressful to receive this kind of email. I am currently at work, I will return at noon and look into the matter today, but above all, do not respond because as a webmaster, I find it strange that they call you "dear customer," but look closely at the message, all the accents are missing. A site like PayPal wouldn't make that many mistakes. Also, if you have a spam filter, when you click on the link, your spam will block it, and when you really allow it, you open the page with a form where you have to provide all your information, strange. I received the same thing the other day from Free saying that someone had tried to access my bank details and that I had to click on a link to contact them as soon as possible, and when I clicked on the link, I noticed that it was asking a lot of questions, especially like the one here to enter your card number and encrypted code, something I, of course, did not do. Then I called Free, they were aware it was a fraudulent email and told me to disregard it, and I find that there are many at the moment. I see that it's spreading faster than in previous years, but when it comes to giving my banking information, I never do it, especially through this kind of email, since in the email in question, the person is in the head of the other person because they know that they made over €500 in orders and at various postal addresses; that one is clever. Already, that's where the email is really strange since they think for you.
  In any case, be very careful even if the site is protected as indicated in the link https and the little padlock; be very careful when entering your banking information online, make sure you are well informed beforehand.
  Best regards.
  
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D-Predator Posted messages 266 Status Member 80

guigi and fazer:

Sorry, you’re solidly screwed... no matter what information you have from them (name, email, phone, ...) it's useless. This information is false, forged, stolen, or worthless. These scammers are untouchable because their countries are simply too corrupt.
Have you read PayPal's terms of use? Probably not:

https://www.paypal.com/fr/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=p/gen/ua/policy_guarantee-outside
vi. 1:
"Fraud. Under no circumstances will PayPal refund requests in cases of fraud or false information by the buyer. Additionally, no fees will be refundable in cases of fraud."

No matter what PayPal does or implements as a measure, they can in no way be held responsible; THEY ARE ALREADY DOING ENOUGH TO TRY TO PROTECT YOU! It’s up to you to have that little red light go on before you dive headfirst into a trap...

Try all you want, but the chances are slim...

Remember, a warned man is worth two, so two warned men will be worth four. Knowledge is the best weapon against anything!!!

--
Glory to Windows!!
-Deadly Predator
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Answer 16 / 91
francinetteM

Good evening
I was scammed with a credit card for an amount of 2142 euros 54
due to a fake PayPal address and to this day my bank has refunded me everything, phew
good luck to everyone
francinette
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1. lolostbarth
  
  Hello,
  I was also scammed out of 2000 euros via a PayPal email, however the bank assures me that the purchases came from my computer. Do you know what to do in these conditions? Thank you for your help.
  
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2. simoon
  
  Hello Francine,
  my girlfriend also received this kind of email, with a paypal.fr address. Anyway, she got scammed
  Today 40 euros on Skype and 380 on a Mondial server
  Well, we’ve opposed at her bank and we’re going to file a complaint
  but how did you get reimbursed by your bank and which bank are you with?
  
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3. j-j-m
  
  Hello
  I was scammed out of €2000 in the same situation (responding to a fake PayPal email), but the card insurance refuses to reimburse me and the bank is offering me half of the amount. Can you clarify your case that led the bank to agree to a full refund?
  Thank you
  
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4. lisabeau
  
  Hello,
  I am a journalist and I am preparing a report for Envoyé Spécial on France2. The subject is about the dangers of phishing. We are trying to find testimonies from victims and understand how it works.
  Can I contact you by phone?
  Thank you very much in advance
  Lisa Beauval
  lbeauval@tonycomiti.com
  01 56 26 16 77
  journalist.
  
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  1. C-LA-VIE > lisabeau
    
    It's good to want to do a report on the dangers of the internet because too many beginners get fooled and have been taken advantage of... my partner and I are among those people who have been scammed...
    
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Answer 17 / 91
mmv1976

Hello Jaky, me too

I also fell victim to the same email as you regarding PayPal and I fell for it

1234 euros taken by the airline Corsair Fly.
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1. lisabeau
  
  Hello,
  I am a journalist preparing a report for Envoyé Spécial on France2. The topic is about the dangers of Phishing. We are trying to find testimonies from victims and understand how it works.
  May I contact you by phone?
  Thank you very much in advance
  Lisa Beauval
  lbeauval@tonycomiti.com
  01 56 26 16 77
  journalist
  
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Answer 18 / 91
poussoir42

Good evening, I was in the same situation as you, I was scammed out of €676.85, they bought a plane ticket from a travel agency in the 93. The thief or thieves sent me an email pretending to be PayPal, I didn't notice anything wrong, of course, telling me that my account had errors. I didn't respond to the first email, nor the second, and to the third one, I replied and they got me, the bastards. Of course, I filed a complaint against unknown persons, but since I'm not called SARKOZY...!
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1. liline
  
  Hello
  I also got caught, I was charged the amount of 19.80 euros to the name of wistee.fr
  
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  1. PPBoyington Posted messages 2318 Status Member 402 > liline
    
    And I bet you created a website and it's been hosted for a little while.
    
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2. lisabeau
  
  Hello,
  I am a journalist preparing a report for Envoyé Spécial on France2. The subject is about the dangers of Phishing. We are trying to find testimonies from victims and understand how it works.
  May I contact you by phone?
  Thank you very much in advance
  Lisa Beauval
  lbeauval@tonycomiti.com
  01 56 26 16 77
  journalist.
  
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Answer 19 / 91
h3p

Hello

I too fell victim to a scam involving PayPal...
I need to file a complaint, but I would like to know if we can claim moral damages?
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1. sissoua445
  
  Attention to all those receiving fake messages (paypal) concerning their account!!! SCAMMERS are operating online!!!
  
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2. sissoua445
  
  apparently it was already done in 2009???
  
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3. pollux
  
  I think I will have it rolled out today by OMNIGEO
  I paid to receive a voucher for 7 free nights and still no results
  PayPal guarantee
  
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4. sisi
  
  Hello, I was scammed too, so please be really careful, they are truly scammers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  
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greg14000 Posted messages 261 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 8

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