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Originally Posted by Sunny Day
I had to use PayPal as that what my banner designer uses. Yeah PayPal sucks, but sometimes you have to use them.
I never respond to emails from banks, credit cards or PayPal, but log in and ask them directly.
The PayPal account, as I said is over 5 years old and verified. It was verified with a credit card, that has a limit large enough to buy a house.
The email was directed to the email address we use for the PayPal address and was sent right after funds were transferred to PayPal. I should have caught it sooner as they didn't know the user ID.
I have a specific bank account for PayPal, it only has a few dollars on deposit. When I need to pay someone through PayPal, I fund the account just enough to pay the vendor.
I didn't fall for their scam, just logged in and asked PayPal. Usually you can spot the scam emails. This one looked too real.
Suppose I could do the "take my money instantly & pay" method, but I guess I'm old school and just send the money from the bank to fund PayPal. This also acts as a last minute check of "do I really want to buy this?"
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Huh, you're just creating an extra step that is pointless, you do not need to deposit funds into your paypal account and wait for them to clear, just send it instantly as long as your source and account are verified. Your initial post said you got an email from Paypal, it was obviously not from Paypal, so you did fall for the scam.
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